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Posted by /u/ArgentineBeauty

Nigeria has completed 23 solar mini-grids with UN development support, and they are now 100% operational, bringing electricity to 50,000 people across more than 20,000 households and powering rural businesses, schools, healthcare facilitie…

Posted by /u/ArgentineBeauty

In 2013, Rachel Ikemeh saw Niger Delta forests devastated by oil spills and logging. She worked with local communities to create a 1000 hectare protected area that doubled the critically endangered red colobus monkey population, improved 2…

Posted by /u/EverOnAndUpward

Baptism, Circumcision, and Galatians

As you can see from my flair, I'm a credobaptist. My intention in posting this isn't as a gotcha, but rather genuine curiosity for my paedobaptist brothers and sisters in Christ. From my understanding, most of the (reformed) paedobaptist understanding of the permissibility of ho…

Posted by /u/rainymac

Reading Jonathan Edwards Religious Affections and struggling with assurance

I just finished part 1&2 and am looking forward to starting part 3. However, I feel absolutely terrified and have been struggling to believe I am saved because of the indwelling sin in my heart. I struggle immensely with heart sins like sinful comparison, feelings of competitive…

Posted by /u/Cuzn1

Paedobaptist reading of 1 Cor 7:14

"For the unbelieving husband is made holy because of his wife, and the unbelieving wife is made holy because of her husband. Otherwise your children would be unclean, but as it is, they are holy." If the unbelieving spouse and children of the marriage are both classed as 'holy',…

Posted by /u/drotsmencharby

How is The Master's University viewed in biblical scholarship circles?

I've been looking into The Master's University because of its emphasis on biblical studies and its connection with John MacArthur, but I'm curious how it's generally viewed from an academic biblical scholarship perspective. I know it's an accredited university and that it requir…

Posted by /u/Intelligent_Ad995

Considering trying out reformed Baptist church but...

Okay so my whole life I was raised in a religion called "the message" or "branhamism". I have nothing against their beliefs or the people, but theres just something missing. Plus I dont agree with they way they idolized or raised their Preacher up on a pedestal. Ive only recentl…

Posted by /u/Usual-Crew5873

ACNA catechumen checking in: Where do I fit in the "broad sense" spectrum?

I appreciate the depth of theological discussion within this community and have enjoyed participating in some of the daily prayer threads. As my flair indicates, I am currently an ACNA catechumen. While I am not currently taking formal classes, I feel I am undergoing catechesis…