February 6, 2009
It is not legalism to seek patterns or to live by patterns. It is legalism to use those patterns in such a way that they undermine salvation by grace through faith. That is my summary of what I thought was the sentiment of Cecil May, Jr.’s concluding comments in his February 3, 2009 Freed-Hardeman Lectureship […]
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Hermeneutics, Stone-Campbell, Theology | Tagged: Alexander Campbell, Ancient Order, Christian Baptist, Churches of Christ, Fellowship, Grace, J. D. Thomas, Noninstitutional, Patternism, Restoration, Restorationism, We Be Brethren |
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Posted by John Mark Hicks
January 19, 2009
Winchester, Kentucky, is a small town of only 16,000 in a county (Clark) of 33,000. The city lies in the heart of the origins of the Stone-Campbell Movement. Within a sixty mile radius are Lexington, Cane Ridge, Mt. Sterling, Georgetown and other famous cities of the early years of that history. The story of the Stone-Campbell Movement […]
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Stone-Campbell | Tagged: African American, Christian Church, Churches of Christ, Disciples of Christ, Division, Fellowship, Institutional, Instrumental Music, Kentucky, Noninstitutional, Stone-Campbell, Winchester |
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Posted by John Mark Hicks