I. I guess you can say that we Baptists have a love affair with conversions. Audacious, Damascus-road conversions. If someone comes up to you on the street and asks if you’re saved, I’ll bet my Bible he’s a Baptist. To this day, despite the fact that I’m in the ministry, I still have Baptist pastors–“preacherContinue reading “Conversion is a Baptist’s cup of tea, fraught with diverse theologies”
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Powerful Bread, powerful wine: Eucharist from a unique Baptist perspective
During communion several Sundays ago, I had a chance to reflect on the Great Recession and recent hardships facing Christ’s Church in North America. The lousy economy, a growing atheist movement unashamedly spreading the non-gospel of unbelief, waning baptism and attendance records in churches, and weakening denominations confront Christians with various challenges. While the deacons were servingContinue reading “Powerful Bread, powerful wine: Eucharist from a unique Baptist perspective”
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