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Pastor of Faith Presbyterian Church - OPC (@faithpresgf) "They may have the premises, but you have the apostolic faith." - Athanasius

East Grand Forks, MN
Joined March 2008
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Christopher Drew ู† ๐Ÿ‹ retweeted
This stuff is just so historically ignorant, & it hopes you are to. There's *never* been a time where we've had actual Christian politicians. Check the "Christianity" of average GOP Senator ca. 1960. It's indistinguishable from Talarico's garden-variety theological liberalism.
Religion is inescapable in politics. Which is why when you get rid of actual Christian politicians, you end up with the bastardized Christianity of Talarico or the Islamic Sharia of El-Sayed.
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Christopher Drew ู† ๐Ÿ‹ retweeted
โ€œLet us consider, then, what would be the tragic effects of splitting the Lord's Day from its true home in the original, universal Sabbath. To denude Christianity of a Sabbath is to disconnect the Christian day of worship from God's eternal holiness. It is to lose the reflective, penetrative power of this most beautiful moral quality of God shining through the rhythms of time. This may be one of the reasons why our Protestant countries have been unable to withstand the trends of secularism, with its inundation of sheer materialism and depressing worldliness. It is because we have willingly abandoned this one day in seven, in which for centuries the transcendence of God has, as it were, poured into our culture's psyche and awareness. We are becoming a people without any vital sense of transcendence, a people for whom there is nothing beyond the material world. And what a depressing message this is to an age that is crying out for spirituality, desperately seeking anything beyond crass materialism.โ€ -Doug Kelly
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The sermon for 11/01/2026 is now online! Link to the sermon in the first reply. โคต๏ธ
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Christopher Drew ู† ๐Ÿ‹ retweeted
"To Whom Is Baptism to Be Administered?" forchristskingdom.com/2026/1โ€ฆ In this blog post, I explain question 95 of the Westminster Shorter Catechism, which is about how baptism is to administered to those who profess their faith in Christ and obedience to him, and to their children.
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The sermon for 10/25/2026 is now online! Link to the sermon in the first reply. โคต๏ธ
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Christopher Drew ู† ๐Ÿ‹ retweeted
Read Barnabas, Justin, & Irenaeus. They taught the same covenant theology as Bullinger & Calvin. They didn't oppose Baptists & Anabaptists because there weren't any! So, no, they didn't explicitly tie covenant to baptism but they did baptize babies and they did teach one covenant of grace, multiple administrations. It's like arguing that Ignatius didn't teach the Trinity bec he didn't use anti-Arian rhetoric.๐Ÿคฆ๐Ÿปโ€โ™‚๏ธ
Replying to @RetiredOpinions
Covenantal infant baptism wasn't taught until Calvin. So you have to say the church was wrong about the theology behind infant baptism for 1500 years. That's quite a claim.
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Christopher Drew ู† ๐Ÿ‹ retweeted
What is being done to Elisabeth Elliott post-mortem is part of a larger trend/movement to revise the biographies of famous Christians to make them gay. It's been attempted with Jonathan and David (they weren't just friends), with Calvin, Theodore Beza, and Machen among others. I've responded to two of these cases. See the next post. Notice that Stell is described as a historian. This is an appeal to authority. This is one move. The fact that Stell is a historian means little. Historians get things wrong regularly. They make mistakes and sometimes they just misrepresent things. Another move is to string together otherwise innocent statements or events and to re-contextualize and sexualize them. Ambiguity is key to this type of revisionism. Statements that weren't originally understood to refer to latent homosexual desire are re-interpreted/re-framed to be sexual in nature. Anyone who objects is denounced as naive or a prude. In the current case the agenda seems rather obvious when Elliott's biographer asks why anyone should care that she allegedly had Lesbian inclinations or affairs? Why? Those of us who read or listened to Elliott know that she's being accused of gross sin and hypocrisy. Unlike her biographer, apparently, we know what God's Word says about male and female homosexuality and we agree with Scripture. These are effectively post-mortem charges that cannot be properly tried. This is tabloid stuff at best. A professionally run secular newspaper wouldn't run this sort of story. The evidence is less than thin. That CT ran this story at all says much more about them than it does about Elliott.
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The sermon for 10/18/2026 is now online! Link to the sermon in the first reply. โคต๏ธ
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Christopher Drew ู† ๐Ÿ‹ retweeted
"Voluntary associations for conducting domestic missions and for educating young men for the holy ministry... constitute a machinery, by which men out of the Church, and not responsible to her, may enter her pale, govern her affairs, and corrupt and control her ministry."
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The sermon for 10/11/2026 is now online! Link to the sermon in the first reply. โคต๏ธ
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Christopher Drew ู† ๐Ÿ‹ retweeted
Another example of sanctification in the Christian life.
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Christopher Drew ู† ๐Ÿ‹ retweeted
Why do you need a savior? Rev. Archibald Allison shares why we need the Holy Spirit as sinners.
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The sermon for 10/4/2026 is now online! Link to the sermon in the first reply. โคต๏ธ
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Christopher Drew ู† ๐Ÿ‹ retweeted
Anyways, hereโ€™s wonderwallโ€ฆ #cowpoke #yodel #country #western #tengallonhat
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Christopher Drew ู† ๐Ÿ‹ retweeted
Your favorite preacher on a Podcast or on YouTube is probably not going to visit you in the hospital, baptize your children, serve you the Lord's Supper, or shepherd your soul. Go to church.
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Christopher Drew ู† ๐Ÿ‹ retweeted
โ€œMy passion and my concern are that we be committed to the notion that Calvinism holds more promises than memories, as rich and glorious as those memories are.โ€ โ€”W. Robert Godfrey learn.ligonier.org/articles/โ€ฆ
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Christopher Drew ู† ๐Ÿ‹ retweeted
That guy should never again have to pay for his own beer.
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