Posts from April 2026
Why I Am (Still) a Baptist
Over several years I’ve seen a few men change their mind concerning baptism. I’ve witnessed paedobaptists change their mind and become credobaptists and vice versa.[1] In my experience, those abandoning infant baptism for believers’ baptism have done so mainly because of an understanding of the new covenant and its distinctiveness or “newness” compared with the old. In contrast, the credobaptists I’ve known who’ve become paedobaptists have done so mainly because of their views of the Christian household, or more specifically,…
Appeal to Fellowship Prairies Churches
For best results, view this article on a computer rather than a mobile device so that the embedded PDFs are visible. To my brothers and sisters in Christ, joined in a partnership of churches called Fellowship Prairies, greetings. I regret that this correspondence will take away valuable time from your ministry and kingdom work. I’m not keen on writing to you about ongoing disagreement in our region, however the Fellowship Prairies Leadership Board (FPLB) has recently given notice of a…
The Resurrection Really Happened
This article is based on the sermon Four Evidences of the Resurrection. The resurrection of Jesus Christ seems too much for any person with a half-functioning brain to believe. If someone told you today that someone was raised from the dead yesterday on the other side of town, you wouldn’t believe it. Dead people don’t come back to life. Period. Concerning Jesus’ resurrection, in the gospel narratives even the disciples had trouble believing. If they had difficulty with Jesus’ resurrection,…