While this is not an in-depth study, our two pastors finish on the last point of the five essential points of Calvinism. A biblical position rejects both the Calvinist and Arminian positions.

Dr. Stone and Pastor Wolvin continue the discussion on a general overview of Calvinism. Two of the five fundamental tenets are examined and exposed. A biblical view is different than a Calvinist view or an Arminian view.

Your two Baptist hosts address the unbiblical position of Calvinism and the draw that it seems to have upon many young preachers. It is not true that the only positions one can have on the doctrine of salvation is either Calvinism or Arminianism – one …

Pastor Wolvin and Pastor Stone answer some arguments against preachers “leaving their domain” and getting involved in the political arena.

Dr. Stone and Pastor Wolvin examine the extent of pastoral involvement in the political arena.

The notion that pastors should remove themselves from politics is a fairly modern one in our nations. Baptist pastors were very involved in encouraging, and in some cases leading, their congregations in the struggle for independence. –

Since founding Bearing Precious Seed, Canada Dr. Stone has represented that particular ministry in many churches and missions conferences. He gives a candid report on positive results and a few negative situations in which he has been placed.

There are multiple ways which churches can be a help to missionaries and their families. The purpose of today’s cast is to prompt us to think outside the normal lines of thoughts as we discuss ways to be a help to those on the front lines for the Gospe…

Missions work and missions giving are an integral part of an independent Baptist church. We are to take the Great Commission literally and as a corporate responsibility. – Today’s discussion deals with the selection (and at times a de-selection) proce…

Although God Himself has designed the seasons, we don’t always see the good of winter. Pastors Stone & Wolvin discuss the season of winter in the ministry. It’s not always enjoyable, but it can be beneficial.