Antioch Reformed Baptist Church
The teaching and pulpit ministry of Antioch Reformed Baptist Church, a confessionally reformed baptist church located in the heart of Lapeer County, MI.
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15 Century - Erasmus (opens the original)
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The 15th Century saw the rise of the most influential writer and thinker of the Renaissance, Desiderius Erasmus. His writings were widely popular throughout Europe. He presented a vision for a threefold reformation of western society founded upon the centrality of the Scriptures and the necessity of translating them from the original languages into the language of the people. Erasmus set the stage for the Reformation.
Putting On the Characteristics of Christ (opens the original)
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This sermon explores the practical outworking of a believer's position in Christ by examining the virtues Paul exhorts the Colossians to put on.
Q: The Error of Eternal Functional Subordination (opens the original)
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A round table discussion on the question of the Eternal Functional Subordination of the Son.
A Psalm of Christ and of Us (opens the original)
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This sermon explores Psalm 5 as a declaration of confidence in God's character, highlighting the distinct contrast between the righteous and the wicked.
Pray For God's Protection (opens the original)
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We are weak and surrounded by constant spiritual danger, therefore we must pray daily for God's protection, asking Him as our Good Shepherd to prevent us from entering into the power of temptation.
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