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April 2025

Learning to Trust God When You Have Little
In a season of lack, when resources run low and fears rise, God invites us to discover that His faithfulness is far greater than our need.
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Jeremy Sarber
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How God’s Sovereignty Secures Salvation Without Silencing Responsibility
God’s eternal decree is the unchanging plan by which He wisely, justly, and graciously governs all things, including our salvation, without compromising…
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Jeremy Sarber
14 Ways to Guard Your Heart in Fearful Times
In seasons of fear and uncertainty, these fourteen biblical truths offer practical wisdom for guarding your heart and anchoring your soul in the…
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Jeremy Sarber
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Why the Church Needs Confessions
A faithful confession does not compete with Scripture but serves it, summarizing its truth, preserving its clarity, and uniting God’s people around the…
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Jeremy Sarber
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What Drove Baptists to Write the 1689 Confession?
In a time of pressure and uncertainty, a group of Baptists quietly crafted a document that would define their faith for generations.
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Jeremy Sarber
The Forgotten Calling of Christian Men
Men must build their lives and leadership on Christ, the living Cornerstone, by continually coming to Him in faith and obedience (1Pe 2:4–8).
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Jeremy Sarber
The God You Were Made to Worship But Can Never Comprehend
Chapter 2 of the 1689 Baptist Confession teaches that there is one living and true God who is infinite in all His attributes, perfectly self-sufficient…
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Jeremy Sarber
Why the Bible Alone Holds the Final Word on Faith and Salvation
Chapter 1 of the 1689 Baptist Confession teaches that Holy Scripture alone is God’s inspired, sufficient, clear, and final authority in all matters of…
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Jeremy Sarber

March 2025

Is the Sabbath Still Relevant for Christians Today?
Could re-examining the Sabbath reveal a timeless gift many believers have been overlooking all along?
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Jeremy Sarber
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The Complicated Relationship Between Primitive Baptists and the 1689 Confession
For over two centuries, Primitive Baptists have honored the 1689 Confession, yet their ongoing debates reveal just how difficult that relationship has…
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Jeremy Sarber
Tracing the Roots of Primitive Baptists from Luther to the 1830s
How did a movement rooted in the radical reforms of Martin Luther and shaped by centuries of revival and resistance give rise to the Primitive Baptists…
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Jeremy Sarber
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