Sermon Excerpt: Getting Along with Presbyterians But Not Each Other?
“We almost always readily speak of our dear Presbyterian brothers… or our esteemed fellow Reformed Christians. Now we know that we disagree with them on the doctrines of the church and baptism, but we rightly don’t emphasize that when referring to them. Instead, we major on what we have in common and not our differences… And yet we often find this very difficult to do within our own church or the circle of churches that are most like us doctrinally. And that should deeply grieve us.” -Ron Miller
In this message, Pastor Ron Miller urges Reformed Baptists (and all Christians) to work hard at peaceable unity in the truth. After demonstrating this virtue from Scripture, he provides several examples on how the signers of the 1689 Confession worked toward peace when they had doctrinal differences.
You can listen to the full message here: Maintaining Peaceable Unity in the Truth | Ron Miller
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