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Baptism is the Practice of the Local Church not the Parachurch

7 Comments / Baptism, Church / Yancey Arrington

Last November 10,000 college students gathered in Texas A&M’s Reed Arena for ‘Unite Texas A&M,’ which is led by a UniteUS Christian parachurch “movement” that originated at Auburn University. The organization’s mission is to inspire young people through faith-driven gatherings: that unbelievers would find salvation, believers would find freedom from sin, and that students would […]

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Make Steel Men, Not Straw Men

1 Comment / Church, History, Theology / Yancey Arrington

The following post is part of a series of learnings from reading Jaroslav Pelikan’s Five-volume The Christian Tradition: A Development of Doctrine. Growing up Baptist, I was of course taught the Bible from a Baptist perspective, learning doctrines like eternal security, priesthood of the believer, and congregational polity. Makes sense, right? Go to a Baptist

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Learning: A Church’s Style of Corporate Worship

The Value of Experiencing Corporate Worship from Another Tradition

2 Comments / Church, History, Theology / Yancey Arrington

The following post is a part of a series about learnings from reading Jaroslav Pelikan’s Five-volume The Christian Tradition: A Development of Doctrine. Over my sabbatical I attended a worship service at an Eastern Orthodox church. I generally knew what to expect. In addition to reading Volume 2 of Jaroslav Pelikan’s The Christian Tradition: The

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Baptism is the Practice of the Local Church not the Parachurch

Make Steel Men, Not Straw Men

The Value of Experiencing Corporate Worship from Another Tradition

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