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I don't know, Evan. You are by yourself in your church on matters of soteriology. You are even alone in the same matters in your marriage. While I do commend you for being faithful to your church regardless of the differences, what you are doing is ministry apart from the local church. I really...

I heard a decent grammatical reason for the switch here: http://new-testament-greek.org/2012/04/09/jesus-christ-or-christ-jesus/ I am having trouble viewing the link, however. The site may be down. But it seems to be a reasonable explanation based more on the Greek article than a theological point.

Which is the rabbit board? FWIW, you seem to interact more over here than there.

So lone-ranger Christianity is a good thing??? How postmodern of you.

I'd say God's wrath sends people to hell.

What the??? What is a NASV? You have to be some kind of KJV guy that would call it that. New American Standard BIBLE!!!

That last sentence is awful. God's people need to be among God AND the people. To "just stay home" is not healthy. As to what you are... have you looked for various confessions that you may agree with? There are some good baptist confessions that you may end up liking it. I like TGC's...

So simple... and yet "how difficult it is to enter the Kingdom of God" Now let's see, who said that again???

Lol... cause I use Greek around you all the time, right?

How convenient... God will harden you once you initiate the process. But God forbid he take any part before hand.

Seriously... there is no more humor left here. I'm still befuddled by this rabbit thing.

Your fetish with rabbits is disturbing. #needatherapist?

Just kidding :saint:

I would love to get my hands on this... especially this article. Dr. Robinson's article is quite heavy and I struggled through it.

You interpret everything as either an attack on you or just people don't understand you or your church. I have plenty of experience in the setting you are in. Discussions with you are about fruitless as an apple tree in the middle of a desert. The problem is, I understand your situation better...

Your grammar could cause your statement to be taken a couple different ways. I'll suppose you didn't mean that when you do change church it has nothing to do with your wife's benefits. Instead, I'm guessing you meant that you similarly remain at a church that you don't like but your wife does...

I could care less about a BJU IFB church. I am beginning to feel less and less sorry for your plight. I'm trying to give you some advice, but now I feel like the one casting pearls before swine. Feel free to wallow in your church unable to serve. And while you're at it, keep letting your wife...

That's not my point. I wonder if he would rather be rid of you. At least if he knew your struggle w/ the church and your wife, do you think he would give you his blessing to look for other churches? That might help convince your wife to leave. Worth a shot.

What if you talked to you pastor and he agreed that you 2 would be better off somewhere else?