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I’d like to offer a response to the OP, though I see there are already several replies. This topic has been on my mind. I’ve been part of the PCA/OPC my entire life, though I’ve visited a range of Reformed churches across various denominations. The term “Baptist” once carried a more specific...

Expanded from another post. Theologically liberal and mainline churches are experiencing long term and serious decline. What's not known is that fundamentalist, Evangelical and stricter Confessional churches are actually growing. Not only that, but it's not even: in the Northeast it seems...

It seems different here. Mainline churches are basically dead. I live in an area infested by pseudochristian cults and self help seminars disguised as churches, which care more about leftist politics or getting rich than the Bible. Despite/because of that, there are also number of strongly Bible...

I don't think that most people will be saved (at least not at present), anyway, so I don't expect to be a majority in the strict sense. Most of the losses are occurring in theologically liberal churches, because these people (practically, if not confessionally) don't have discipline, doctrine or...

The Bishop Spong type is what I mean: people who don't believe in anything recognizable as the God of the Bible, or the philosophers, who clearly feel more at home in a political rally than a pulpit, who think Hell isn't real and Jesus was just some cool dude. Aside from destructive infiltration...

I grew up reading Greg Bahnsen, I was homeschooling by a Protestant Reformed Church deacon. While I do not necessarily think I had faith at the earlier points, I really never had a worldview outside of Reformed Christianity. Even as a child I had the knowledge of God, but not necessarily saving...

I was just going to share my boy at Ready to Harvest. I am very familiar with Steven Lawson (NIFB) and, though his tone and Calvin Derangement Syndrome are contrary to my own views, I agree with him on quite a bit.

I am not a Primitive Baptist, but I agree with their rejection if Landmarkism: specifically, the exclusivity of Baptists as the only true church. I am also a High Calvinist, though I am nowhere near as obsessed with Predestination as people who deny it. And while I believe the gospel is only...

I'm interested in this, though I'm a postMil who thinks AMil collapses into the same de facto position.

Gill is the most influential theological influence on me, with Geerhardus Vos and Herman Hoeksema.

Hi, I’m Emily. I grew up near Seattle, WA. I’m a millennial, but my dad was born in '44 and went to the Lord just this year. I’m a homeschooling mom, my husband and I have been blessed with ten years of marriage. This is the heart of my days, but part of the job is reading and writing notes. –...