A disciple of Jesus repents, believes, obeys, is baptized, remains in Christ’s Word, and helps make other disciples.
The Restoration Movement and Return to New Testament Christianity
A historical and biblical examination of the Restoration Movement, its strengths, weaknesses, and plea to recover New Testament Christianity.
What Does It Mean to Be Baptized Into His Death in Romans 6:3?
Romans 6:3 teaches that baptism into Christ’s death means union with His death to sin, burial of the old life, and a new walk in obedience.
Baptists and the Defense of Believer’s Baptism
Why Baptists defended believer’s baptism as the biblical ordinance for disciples alone and why immersion preserves its New Testament meaning.
What Does It Mean for Salvation to Be a Gift From God?
Salvation is God’s unearned gift through Christ’s ransom, received by repentant faith that obeys, leading to resurrection and everlasting life.
Martin Luther’s Theology and Works
Faith alone justifies, yet Scripture-ruled catechesis, ordinances, song, and civic duty train believers for good works in church, home, and commonwealth.
Baptism by Immersion: The Public Declaration of Faith
Baptism by immersion is the believer’s public declaration of faith, symbolizing death to sin and resurrection to new life in Christ.
The Marks of a True New Testament Church
A Scripture‑saturated, Word‑regulated, disciplined, evangelizing, and lovingly led congregation displays the biblical marks of a true New Testament church.
The Missionary Journeys of Paul and the Expansion of the Gospel
Paul’s journeys carried the Gospel from Antioch to Rome, forming congregations by Scripture-driven preaching, bold evangelism, and steadfast pastoral care.
The Need for Christian Apologetics
A robust, Scripture-anchored defense of the faith is a permanent mandate for the church, uniting proclamation with reasons and training believers to stand firm.

