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Yes, 1689 Baptists Can/Should Affirm “Covenant Succession”

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Scripture: Genesis 6:1-8Genesis 6:9-22Hebrews 11:7
Topics: Parenting,
Contributor: Joel Webbon

The salvation of our children is not a crapshoot. Unconditional election does not mean arbitrary election. The same God who predestines the ends of salvation also predestines the means, and the two are never severed. And what was typical of Jewish households in the first century should not be viewed as the norm today, especially after 2,000 years of the “mustard seed” growing into an all encompassing tree.

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Yes, 1689 Baptists Can/Should Affirm “Covenant Succession”

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Scripture: Genesis 6:1-8Genesis 6:9-22Hebrews 11:7
Topics: Parenting, Parenting,
Contributor: Joel Webbon

The salvation of our children is not a crapshoot. Unconditional election does not mean arbitrary election. The same God who predestines the ends of salvation also predestines the means, and the two are never severed. And what was typical of Jewish households in the first century should not be viewed as the norm today, especially after 2,000 years of the …

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A Lesson From Noah | Standing Alone In A Wicked Generation

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Scripture: Genesis 6:1-8Genesis 6:9-22Hebrews 11:7
Topics: Parenting, Parenting, Justice, Justice, Suffering & Persecution,
Contributor: Joel Webbon

In order to be a faithful Christian, each of us must be willing and prepared to stand alone. We will all repeatedly face pressure to violate God’s standards and go along with the crowd. In the workplace, our associates will likely engage in blasphemous speech and immoral activities, and occasionally, they will urge us to join them. At family gatherings …

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Building An Ark For The Saving Of Your Household

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Scripture: 2 Peter 2Genesis 6:9-12Hebrews 11:7
Topics: Parenting, Parenting, Justice, Justice, Suffering & Persecution, Biblical Manhood, Marriage, Parenting,
Contributor: Joel Webbon

In order to be a faithful Christian, each of us must be willing and prepared to stand alone. We will all repeatedly face pressure to violate God’s standards and go along with the crowd. In the workplace, our associates will likely engage in blasphemous speech and immoral activities, and occasionally, they will urge us to join them. At family gatherings …