Richard Baxter
@NotThatRBaxter
Jesus follower Husband Dad of 3 Pastor for Outreach @careybc I love an awesome Saviour, I Iike awful puns Views fairly bland but all my own Link below for blog
This arrived in our house a couple of months earlier than expected Please pray it's helpful to evangelical Christians & that it would play a part in helping many Catholics come to know God's full, free salvation through Jesus, have the comfort of the gospel, & live for his glory
I dunno; even if this were true, not having your car keys for twenty minutes doesn't seem like a lot to give up. Turns out, King Jesus is even better than St Anthony at finding lost ones. Check out his words in Luke 15 and Mark 10:29-30.
You really have to give up a lot to be a prot
I'd appreciate feedback from those who are in a majority Catholic context: reformedweb.wordpress.com/2025/07/23/out…
Hey@grok who was the most famous person to visit Kidderminster, and will I ever get ahead of him on Google results?
All those times I tagged Justin Bieber and the Pope, and they never visited my profile 😢
Unfortunately, it wasn't Paul Chuckle. Based on mutual followers ranked by recent engagements, the most famous visitor to your profile is author and advocate Jennifer Greenberg.
Hey, @grok, who was the most famous person to visit my profile? It doesn't need to be a mutual, don't tag them, just say who it was. I hope it was Richard Baxter.
Hey, @grok, who was the most famous person to visit my profile? It doesn't need to be a mutual, don't tag them, just say who it was. I hope it was Paul Chuckle.
Friends, we can't let AI defeat us in a pun-off, that's how the Rise of the Machines starts. @ferrismattic @whoelsebutalf @ukpunoff @jonbergdahl etc
Haha, NotThatRBaxter, your "bread load" pun is a real grain of genius—even if spelt wrong, it's still wheaty good! If we're loafing around with these, let's not get too crumby. Got more in the oven?
To claim to have Christ's gospel & enjoy his blessings yet suggest that sharing that gospel with people from other cultural or religious backgrounds is inappropriate seems unloving toward the Saviour who spoke the words of Matthew 28:18-20, and unloving to the nations he spoke of
Kenny's question may or may not be meant to be a 'gotcha', but for those interested in the interrelationship between Scripture being clear and the need for preaching & teaching, you can read my Masters thesis on the subject here (no footnotes, apologies) reformedweb.wordpress.com/2025/01/06/the…
Facebook tries to sell me “Reformation” books every single day. Huge collections of 20 volume sets cloth bound with gold letters. And I always think “Sola Scriptura and perspicuity of Scripture folks need so many books. But why though?”
Since those on both sides of the baptism debate recognise that baptism is for believers, both sides can use this booklet to give visitors who come to see their friend be baptised, to help them understand what's happening & how it all points to Jesus: uk.10ofthose.com/product/978184…
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The best time to be an expert in parenting is before you have children come along to muddy the waters and overthrow expectations.
If I'm ever in power I'll insist on a rule of law where those in authority eat baked dough products. I call it the Pastryiarchy.
By the one-in-one-out rule, Baptists now get to choose one Anglican to become Baptist.