- May 28, 2018
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My views:
1) TULIP
2) Either the PCA or Lutheran view of baptism
3) liturgical worship
4) clearly defined documents
I know I was told the Anglican ACNA would be a good fit for me but after watching interviews, it seems like I would be an oddball there being a 5 pointer; but then the worship service in the local PCA is very modern with guitars, and everything with a massive number of people where I would just be ignored by all the large families. So I really just think it's pointless for me. I wanted to maybe study in a seminary in order to preach to Muslims with my Arabic knowledge but it seems that I will never be involved enough to be recommended, and I'm an older male anyway now.... thoughts?
As far as Seminary, it is never too late to learn more, but it is never too early to begin talking with those for whom you are concerned, about God and his Word. You don't need to go to a big church to find places you may fit better than you imagine. When I visited my daughter and her husband during the Covid lockdowns, we had liturgical services right there in their house. The Reformed Baptists are often in small churches that are not necessarily insistent on what sort of Baptism anyone holds to, though, of course, they are not normally liturgical in their worship. Also, there are big PCA churches that make a concerted effort to operate in small groups. Maybe you can be a part of opening a new congregation/church, branching out of a big church.
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