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My wife and I have been married for nearly 8 years. We have a 5 and 6 year old that we are homeschooling. This past week she was caught stealing and had 14 warrants. Luckily, I knew the security guard that had taken the charges to the local police department. She was gracious enough to have the police department reach out to us that way they wouldn’t show up at our house while I was at work. She turned herself in and I bailed her out the same day. According to the police report, it happened after Valentine’s Day and the last day was around Easter. It was for petty theft at Walmart. I’ve tried ..read more

Any thoughts that pop into your head concerning this title? submitted by /u/110659 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

What's considered more of unbelief: atheism or agnosticism; and why? submitted by /u/SuggestionContent624 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

i have a question: i do an all-day fast every other day to lose weight. i add abundant amounts of prayer, but i never had a spiritual purpose for the fast in my mind. Would it still be considered biblical fasting if i do pray constantly during the day? The prayer is just part of my daily routine. What do y’all think????❤️ submitted by /u/SuggestionContent624 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

I’m currently choosing an in depth Reformed Baptist systematic to read - and now it’s between Augustus Strong’s Systematic Theology and John Gill’s A Body of Doctrinal Divinity. Which of these both best quote church history and holds to the 1689 LBCF? Can you guys list some pros and cons of both? submitted by /u/Miserable_Grab_1127 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

All have sinned and fall short. A person said it can be paraphrased as "All have sinned, and they do fall short." Does that mean fall can be both present and future tense? submitted by /u/SuggestionContent624 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

Most books I have seen are from Presbyterian or Puritan camps. Are there books that are systematics and/or church history books and/or defenses to Baptist theology? ​ submitted by /u/Miserable_Grab_1127 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

Hi all, So after a lot of praying, I have decided I want to pursue a degree in social work. I have a partial degree in psychology and addiction counseling,, but that should transfer over fairly well. My dilema is this. I want to take online classes, from a Christian university. But not just a so-called Christian university, one that actually keeps faith at the center, and has solid Biblical beliefs. A big one in my state is GCU but I have not heard the greatest things about that school from a Christian perspective. Same with Regent and Liberty. I feel like a reformed baptist college with an o ..read more

Alright, here's the deal: I'm on a mission to spread the good word, and my to-do list is already overflowing—no room for playing charades with 'Christian-lite' subreddits that prefer Reddit's gospel over the Bible's. So, let's keep it 100, folks. Are we in the business of genuine faith, or is this just another spot where Bible verses take a backseat to the Reddit commandments? Because frankly, my patience for 'Bible bending' to fit trendy online opinions is wearing thinner than the pages of my well-thumbed Scripture. submitted by /u/Oldtimepreaching1 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more