Comments on: What about those who haven’t heard? (Part 3)

By: gary seymour

gary seymour — Mon, 01 Feb 2010 00:27:57 +0000

Although I would love to see Ayanna saved, if salvation is not decided in this life, then we could live our own life today, for ourselves, and take our second chance after death when we meet the Lord. Who would perish? There is an age of accountability for everyone, when you area old and informed enough to know the right way. Obviously babies connot be held accountable. The same is likely true for people who are mentally incapacitated. My mind is nothing compared to The Almighty God’s mind. I know He is just in all His ways.

By: M. R. Callahan

M. R. Callahan — Sat, 30 Jan 2010 19:05:03 +0000

Really good stuff, David.
It is alarming in our Baptists churches that the gospel has been so deluded and weakened, and preachers and teachers share much of the blame. (Modern humanistic media shares in it, as well.)
I firmly believe if our people could be reguarly taught the doctrines of redemption we would see a renewal of gospel work and witnessing, and stronger saints.
I’m happy you’re addressing this vital matter and I trust it will have a wide audience.
Let’s get back to the basics!!