Sermons tagged #Protestants

The Protestant movement divides into different groups as the Reformation spreads. How are we to interact with other Christians who may not agree on every theological point? Also discussed is the use of the term "Lutheran", why Luther did not like it (especially at first), and why we use the term today. NOTE: I stated the Lutheran Church-Missouri (LCMS) is part of the Lutheran World Federation. That is not correct, I meant to say we were part of Lutheran World Relief.

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Romans Catholicism, a Biblical Response: Part 1

This message is a summary of the book by Ronald Cooke entitled, "The Deprotestantizing of America,"

The study today concludes the topic of "The Christian and Civil Government." It provides some instructions regarding the individual responsibility of every individual toward God. Though the conscience of man is not to be forced by others in worshiping God, each person is responsible to bow to God and render obedience to Him as demanded by the Holy Scriptures.

Change is coming. Men are leaving Rome. Calvin, Knox. The formation of the Presbyterians. Protestants take over England a second time. And the New World. Catholic South America. Catholic North America. And here come the Protestants. What will Babylon be like now?

The study today provides some general suggestions regarding individual responsibility toward civil government. Obviously, no society or government will rise any higher than the people and the values and goals established by them.

The study today gives insights concerning the overall status and confusion of many denominations and congregations regarding the importance of this subject. It is feared that not only all branches of so-called Christian religion, but the Baptists as a whole are totally unaware of the importance of the place of the Christian and his association with civil government.

The study today gives insights to the struggles and inconsistencies of the Baptist particularly in the New England states after securing religious freedom in the First Amendment of the Constitution of the United States of America. It further outlines why many today are quick to give up their freedom to the government because of taxation advantages.

The study today gives an overview of the podcast concerning the history of the struggles for religious freedom in the United States of America and demonstrates some of the inconsistencies of the Baptists during the same era.

The study today continues with the history of the struggles for religious freedom in the United States of America and John Leland's work after he returned to Massachusetts from Virginia.

The study today continues with the history of the struggles for religious freedom in the United States of America as took place in Virginia. This podcast contains the letter sent to President George Washington from the Baptist General Committee as prepared by John Leland and the President's reply to it.

The study today continues with the history of the struggles for religious freedom in the United States of America as took place in Virginia. It gives more insights regarding the times of John Leland and his influence in getting James Madison elected to the House of Representatives and the Bill of Rights added to the Constitution.

The study today continues with the history of the struggles for religious freedom in the United States of America as took place in Virginia. It gives more insights regarding the times of John Leland and his influence in getting James Madison elected as a delegate of Virginia and religious freedom included in the ratification of the Constitution.

The study today continues with the history of the struggles for religious freedom in the United States of America as took place in Virginia. It gives more insights regarding the times of John Leland and the pivotal role of Patrick Henry in ratification of the Constitution.

The study today continues with the history of the struggles for religious freedom in the United States of America as took place in Virginia. It gives more insights regarding the times of John Leland and the persecutions in this colony prior to religious freedom.

The study today continues with the history of the struggles for religious freedom in the United States of America as took place in Virginia. It gives more insights of the persecutions in this colony during the life of John Leland.

The study today continues with the history of the struggles for religious freedom in the United States of America and sets the stage showing somewhat the lack of religious freedom in Virginia and the influence of John Leland in securing the freedom of worship in our nation. While government does not have the right to govern the conscience of man, man must ever know that he is responsible to be obedient to the law of God.

The study today continues with the history of the struggles for religious freedom in the United States of America and concludes our review of the life and influence of Isaac Backus in securing this freedom for our nation.

The study today continues with the history of the struggles for religious freedom in the United States of America. Today's lesson shows how our nation strayed from the initial intent of the First Amendment and is in bondage to pagan philosophy.

The study today continues with the history of the struggles for religious freedom in the United States of America. It provides some background of the Baptists and their connection and influence regarding the general Congress and the war with England along with aid of Isaac Backus.

The study today continues the with the history of the struggles for religious freedom in the United States of America. It provides some background of this struggle in the life of Isaac Backus who was introduced in the previous podcast.

The study today continues the history of sufferings of Obadiah Holmes in the struggles religious freedom in the United States of America as it relates to the colony of Massachusetts. It also includes a brief introduction to Isaac Backus.