The Particular Baptists wanted to manifest their consent with their Presbyterian and Congregational brothers. However, “some things,” as they wrote in the epistle, “are in some places added, some terms omitted, and some few changed.”
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Liberalism, Salvation, & What it Truly Means to be Human | Johnny Zacchio
J. Gresham Machen describes Christianity as the “religion of a broken heart.” He is speaking of the reality of man’s sinfulness, their insatiable desire for self-glory, and their separation from the God who made them.
“Keep your doctrine. Just give me Jesus.” | Johnny Zacchio
Perhaps we’ve heard it before: “Doctrine is not that important—what’s important is that we’re experiencing Jesus.”
Christianity & Liberalism | Johnny Zacchio
Introduction One morning, when my family and I lived in San Diego, I was at Birdrock Coffee Roasters. It was a...
New Covenant History & AM and PM Sabbath Day Worship Services | Dewey Dovel
*Note: This series has been developed from a manuscript that was used to preach a sermon on May 10, 2026, at Emmanuel...
Old Covenant History & AM and PM Sabbath Day Worship Services | Dewey Dovel
The daily rhythms of Israel were systematically structured around morning and evening sacrifices to God, all of which served as a constant reminder that sinners could not approach a holy God apart from substitutionary atoning sacrifice.
The Sabbath & AM and PM Worship Services | Dewey Dovel
Congregations in the twenty-first century would do well to provide AM and PM Sabbath day worship services out of a zeal to reflect the perpetual intent of the weekly Sabbath day.
A Case for AM and PM Sabbath Day Worship Services | Dewey Dovel
When we survey the landscape of American Evangelicalism—and even the landscape of confessional Christianity in our nation—we quickly discover that we live in an era where worship services are being increasingly less prioritized.
The Three Motions of Law and Gospel: Law, Gospel, Gospel Obedience | Tom Hicks
The covenant of redemption, or gospel promise, brings redeeming grace. And the covenant of grace, or gospel covenant, brings gratitude and results in faithful gospel obedience.
The Glorious Wrath of God | Christopher Ellis Osterbrock
Few pastors preach through Nahum; it only takes the first chapter to understand why. Nahum calls God’s people to worship when the wrath arrives.