Justification
NO! Justification is NOT a "legal declaration" it IS a state-of-being transformation via the baptism of the Holy Spirit.
— Paul M. Dohse (@PaulMDohse) March 14, 2016
Gospel Tract for Saving Protestants
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Answering the Baby’s Question
The answer to the Baby’s question, according to Protestantism and all its various and sundry stripes including the Baptists is “yes.” Since the law is the standard for justification and Christians …
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Why Home Fellowships Can Help Abused Women and the Institutional Church Cannot
In our vision for a return to the way Judeo-Christian assemblies were done for about the first 300 years, let’s look at why home fellowships can help abused women and the institutional church canno…
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Tonight at 7pm
“Here is my second point: if you purchase a booklet published by us titled, ‘It’s Not About Election,’ that booklet details Protestant orthodoxy calling for no assurance of salvation in sanctification. Once saved always saved (OSAS) is NOT a Protestant distinctive. John Calvin even called for a continual fear of condemnation among God’s people. Now, in this series so far, we have stated that there is one common factor in mental illnesses and depression in particular, what is that? Right, FEAR. But my precious brothers and sisters, church orthodoxy calls for fear of condemnation as a sanctification principle! Do you want to utterly destroy your family with spiritual gangrene? Make sure you don’t ever miss church.”
How Church Orthodoxy Produces Depression
Paul's Passing Thoughts 
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