A closer look at how vanity effects our lives, both in the pew and in the pulpit.
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It can be beneficial to consider why we do what we do. Perhaps there are some things that need reconsidering from time to time.
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Joining a church, which is the Biblical expectation for the believer in this dispensation, ought to be done in confidence believing that God has set you in that particular body. Leaving then ought to be conducted in like manner. That is, by God Himself taking you out of the body and He will not do that for an unscriptural reason!
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The pastor only has the rule over and will only give account for those believers who have voluntarily submitted themselves underneath his spiritual authority. How does he know who they are?
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I wonder if programs are the best—or only—way for God’s people to utilize their gifts. Churches that are heavy on programs are perhaps prone to think of the faithfulness of the members in terms of faithfulness to programs.
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“Souls are often pliable in the hands of a meek and spiritually provoking Christian. If grace is a prominent doctrine, surely it should be thriving in the Baptist faith.”
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