Featured Differences between church and individual beliefs

Sounds like you've been to the church and I don't let it bother me anymore... They also have VBS for the young folk... I can also go on line and hear our way of singing and sing along or hear a good PB sermon... Brother Glen

 

You have this right?
wintergardenpbc.com

 

For the most part we PB’s (Old School Baptists) have a biblical New Testament way of worshiping, expressed in a simple way of doing things. Our worship is family-oriented: families worship together. And as they interact in a worship context, children witness the import that their parents ascribe worship, observe the degree of reverence that Mom and Dad have for God, and learn how the family structure is modeled in Scripture. Even young children develop self-discipline as they learn to sit quietly and respectfully during the service.

But spiritual training doesn't stop when the last "Amen" is spoken at a worship service; it continues at home. Parents are to build their lives upon the Word such that it becomes a fundamental underpinning for every aspect of their lives. It is to be a common theme woven through everyday conversation, shared meals, evening walks, bedtime stories, and even discipline. Godly parents seek every opportunity to inculcate biblical attitudes and patterns into their children's thought processes.

Only under direct supervision are parents assured that their children's spiritual training accords with Scripture. Solid, foundational biblical instruction occurs through moment-by-moment, day-by-day exercise.

 

No Jon!... More like an extended Barbershop Quartet absorbed entirely in the Holy Spirit... Some brother give me a pitch pipe... Song leader for 35 years... Brother Glen

 

At this point it is difficult to find a balanced work.
We tried working in to a nearby church, but the Pastor became uncomfortable as we questioned him on how the work was growing, or not growing.
What goals did he have for this assembly to grow?
He suggested we move along.
We now go to an assembly where the pastor preaches the word of God accurately.
He is solid on the doctrines of grace which is a great comfort and vital to proper growth.
The music however is given over to contempory sound, so I also pray during that time.
I do find it disturbing.
We had desired to work into the first church and short term it worked. Sadly we did only find a handful who were concerned with obeying scripture, its teaching and lawful demands.
The pastor was to blame for accepting the status quo, and not faithfully proclaiming the truth as he should. The others in leadership were defective also, but they did not perceive any problem.

 

Tolerance is the refuge of the weak and fearful... you are tolerant of only those who you fear can injure you, and so you placate them. You were not tolerated at that church and so were asked to leave. You also don’t tolerate those types of church societies that don’t understand Gods Complete sovereignty, and I don’t blame you because that’s a slide to humanism.

 

Who said they are perfected in Christ?

 

I don’t buy your argument. People are not perfected by going to church. People are perfected only by giving their total lives to Christ which is the real imperative.

 

Try a Primitive Baptist Church then. How far are you from Winter Garden?

 

Good, then tell the “kids” to stop obsessing on unbiblical contemporary music that they insist on (ie their own likes) and consider the hymn music of the church.