The Baptist Church: Its Doctrine Of Perseverance Of Saints

By Lynn R. Wessel The doctrine of Perseverance of Saints is familiarly identified with the Baptist church. While it is not accepted by Free-Will Baptists and perhaps some others, the teaching of “once in grace, always in grace” is characteristic to most Baptist churches. Some try to make a distinction between “perseverance” and “security,” but the …

The Baptist Church: Its Doctrine of Baptism

By Harry L. Lewis The general subject of baptism has troubled the waters called Christianity for many hundreds of years. It has not been a dead issue in any decade since our Savior walked the hills of Palestine. Areas of Agreement The Baptist people have nearly spoken with one voice on one who is the subject …

The Baptist Church: Its Worship

By Bob Dickey The worship of the Baptist Church is generally characterized by the same popular perversions and innovations of modern denominationalism. Clearly, these erroneous practices indicate that such vain worship is in violation of the New Testament order, and reveal that the Baptist Church cannot be the church of our Lord Jesus Christ. Let us …

The Baptist Church: Its Perversion of The Mission of The Church

By John A. Gibson The mission of the church belonging to Christ has been divinely given and sufficiently revealed in the Scriptures. Those who have an attitude of respect for that divine revelation will be content with that arrangement and strictly adhere to it. But those who are lacking in this respect will resort to the …