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Richmond Rd Baptist, Lexington, KY at least Two dead

Sabbath is on Saturday There are all kinds of restrictions for the Sabbath But does the NT require us to observe the Sabbath - I have not found it. So if you are going to keep the Sabbath - either all or nothing and that includes travel - max of a little over 1/2 mile!

and likewise, France had no business sending troops to America in 1776

No Pain - no gain Bottom line - its how you look at things! For example - I may have to go to the hospital for something- sure on one hand - that is not a great thing - but on the other hand - it may be possible to be a witness to someone. Romans 8:28

Let me sleep on it. thanks - Rip Van Winkle

My OIC said 'Sgt Salty, we have no problems - we overcome challenges!

At one church - Month 1 = Sun AM Month 2 = Sun PM Month 3 = Wed excellent post Dr bob But one question - is it Biblical for a chapel (ie military) to serve commonunion? as such chapel is not a local church as there is not real membership

https://www.lonelyplanet.com/articles/things-to-know-before-traveling-to-faroe-islands

yes, NT says "pastors" not "pastor" from blue bible: G4166 - poimēn - Strong's Greek Lexicon (kjv)

The New Test uses Elder - See blue bible and Scripture gives details as to whom may hold that position.

I agree = we do preach about issues! But endorsing a candidate! Let me ask you this - would you preach morals - say against a certain war the US is involved?

We had a couple hours of hand-to-hand combat training in Army Basic!

Yet the Pro-abortion folks will say no govt funds are used for abortion https://thehill.com/blogs/pundits-blog/healthcare/341324-get-the-facts-straight-there-is-no-federal-funding-of-abortions/

The station came on the air back in 1969 - and the manager was a member of our church. and that first manager now has a book ministry:

OH, I thought you meant this Mars Hill

I grew up in a GARBC (very strong Evangelical, Fundamental) well, when I got to Germany - I went to the Air Force chapel. I was very surprised, that he - as a Methodist - preached the Gospel - like any Baptist preacher!

I was talking to a Baptist military chaplain in Mainz - who was closed communion - he served at a small post. He was the only chaplain there. So I asked him how he handled the closed communion. He told me - he would have a guest speaker the first Sun of each month - and that guest would...

I had a pastor explain that only members may partake as they may not know of the spiritual life of the individual (actually saved, immersed, living a Christian life ect.) So I asked John (yes, that is his real name) so if a missionary your church financially support - if he came on a communion...

or was he KJ P (Preference) or T (Tradition) KJO is more of the opinion is the KJ is the ONLY acceptable (or even perfect) version

Sounds like a loaded question!