By Joe LaGuardia We pastors realize the gravity of preaching every Sunday morning. When we enter a pulpit, we do not enter it alone. We stand upon the shoulders of great pastors, preachers, mentors, friends and heroes that have preceded us in declaring the Gospel of Jesus Christ. We are surrounded by so great aContinue reading “In Remembrance of Dr. Doug Watterson, Jr.”
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Household Codes, 1 Peter, and the Liberation of a “Text of Terror”
By Joe LaGuardia In a sermon (see below) delivered on 3 May 2020, I explore the meaning– and gospel truth– of “Household codes”, as they are often called: Those scriptures that inform how Christians are to relate to others, including spouses, governments, and (for slaves) masters and parents in non-Christian settings. The codes are presentContinue reading “Household Codes, 1 Peter, and the Liberation of a “Text of Terror””
Baptist Spirituality 