Bible/Theology

The Pastor and His Marriage

By Ronnie W. Rogers / December 20, 2006 / Comments Off on The Pastor and His Marriage

The role of a pastor is critical in God’s plan for the local church; consequently, his qualifications are paramount when considering who is qualified to serve as pastor and who is disqualified. While several characteristics are necessary for a man to be eligible to serve as a pastor, none seem to garner as much attention…

Inerrancy Chart

By Ronnie W. Rogers / December 14, 2006 / Comments Off on Inerrancy Chart

Christians who believe that the autographs of the Scripture are without error use the term inerrancy to describe their belief; however, others place different adjectives with inerrancy in order to use the term without believing that the autographs are without error.

Can a Christian Be Demon Possessed?

By Ronnie W. Rogers / December 13, 2006 / Comments Off on Can a Christian Be Demon Possessed?

Read more to find out the Scriptural basis of this answer. Christians and Demon possession, arguments for and against, 9-26-24

Cremation: Is It a Pattern That Christians Should Follow?

By Ronnie W. Rogers / December 13, 2006 / Comments Off on Cremation: Is It a Pattern That Christians Should Follow?

Throughout history, inhumation (burial) and cremation have been practiced, sometimes simultaneously in the same culture (Roman and Greek). Each have enjoyed various times of prominence and preference within various cultures. However, the Christian era brought with it the practice of inhumation and sought to eliminate cremation, basically reserving that for times of plague or for…

Baptism and the Lord’s Supper

By Ronnie W. Rogers / December 13, 2006 / Comments Off on Baptism and the Lord’s Supper

Baptists have generally believed that there are two ordinances, Baptism and the Lord’s Supper.[1]  These ordinances are symbolic rather than communicative, i.e., sacraments.  These ordinances are the ordinances of and for the local church and not ordinances of a portion of a local church, or individual Christians.[2] Baptists have consistently held that baptism is by…