John MacArthur and the Fundamental Baptists
John MacArthur entered heaven on Monday at the age of 86. It’s difficult to know exactly what to say about him, as members of our fellowship hold widely differing views regarding him. In many aspects of his ministry, MacArthur was a fundamentalist—though he resisted that label. A fifth-generation preacher, his family’s gospel ministry traces back […]
The Four C’s of Doctrinal History – Part 7: Luther and His Catechism
Perhaps the most significant event during the “Middle Ages” was the Great Schism that divided the Church into the Western Roman Catholic Church and the Eastern Orthodox Church in 1054. After that time period the Roman Catholic Church continued to gain incredible political power, but also continued to develop its problematic doctrines and practices, such […]