Grace Reformed Baptist of Pine Bush

A fuller refutation of the concept of "post-death" salvation. A question which was posed the week before.

First, a question on universalism and second-chance salvation prompting a brief response. Second, a look into the gospel and what constitutes it

Many Christians are not aware that the order of the books of the Old Testament in the Hebrew Bible differs from the order of books we find in the Bibles in use among most Christians. This older order was most likely he way Jesus knew and used the Canonical books of what we call the Old Testament. In Luke 24 our Lord refers to "everything written about me in the Law of Moses and the Prophets and the Psalms." There were three sections in the Bibles in use among the People of Israel, three sections in the Bible that Jesus knew. It is this third section that began with the book of Psalms and incorporates a wide variety of books likely written or compiled at the time of the return from captivity in Babylon that is the theme of this new study we have begun in the third section of the Old Testament, called the Writings.

Qualifications of the Deacon

Overview of 1 Peter

A look at church leadership, with Old Testament roots.

Analogies to the trinity. Why earthly comparisons to the triune God fail.

At the Last Supper, our Lord and His disciples sang the Songs of Psalm 113-118, a collection known as the Egyptian Hallel, praising Israel's God for the Exodus from Egypt. In Psalm 114 the focus rests on the Purpose, Power and Presence of God leading the nation out of Egypt and into the Promised land. In this message we note how the same realities are at work in the Exodus Jesus achieved in his death and resurrection leading his people out from servitude to sin to freedom in Christ.

With the unexpected passing of a member within the congregation, our Pastor addresses a question on death