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MaxPC wrote: ↑Thu Apr 18, 2024 8:27 pm Thinking on one’s own fellowship, which evangelisation technique has had the most success for your fellowship?

Still looking for one.

I'm open to baptizing someone the same day, or take 1 year, 2 years, 3 years, whatever it takes to get a person ready for baptism. I've never understood why churches feel a need to have a set period of time for baptism preparation such as, no shorter than _____ and not longer than ________. A lot o...

For example, in November 2022, Russian forces in the small Ukrainian city of Nova Kakhovka abducted evangelical deacon Anatoliy Prokopchuk and his 19-year-old son. Days later in a nearby forest, the two were found dead with signs of torture so brutal, their friends said they were “mutilated beyond ...

I really like how Paul Lamicela explains this. I believe it makes so much sense and is so coherent with Anabaptist theology.

I didn't vote in this poll/thread because I don't know who will win. And for the record, I don't know which one would be the best/worst for this country, so I have no incentive to vote in this poll/thread for that reason either. The thread asked Who will win, but the poll asks Who do you think will...

Switching it up.

Trump to GOP campaigns: If you use my name to raise money, I want a 5% cut

https://www.yahoo.com/news/trump-gop-ca ... 43702.html

I thought in the past Presidents helped raise money and campaigned for down ballot party races. Money running upstream this time.

If Russia takes more of Europe, and the Middle East does what they do, and Turkey takes islands from Greece, and China takes Taiwan, and Japan takes the four islands in the Northern Territories from Russia - President Donald Trump will probably just take Greenland.

The closest I’ve heard him refer to baptism in this way was with a bit of uncertainty. He seemed to remain open to the idea that Mennonite pouring baptism as possibly valid, but that it may not be. And that he was going to leave it for God to judge. But that clearly immersion was the right way. This...

“Plain people, Amish and Mennonites are so close to the truth, yet almost none of them are saved [referring to baptism by pouring]. If we are able to get more church plants going, perhaps we could save a few of them.” FotW’s founders see themselves as delivering salvation (notable is that they term...