In this episode of MTZCAST, we discuss the difference in traditionalism and the Regulative Principle. In other words, are the elements found in worship merely tradition or are they to be commanded and depicted in scripture?

Covered in this video:

• Text and Canon Conference lectures'
• Traditions, good and otherwise
• Elements of worship
• The Regulative Principle in history
• Relevant selected scripture

To view this episode: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9pqocla_M5s

These commentary notes are the culmination of studies done by Joshua Winslett as he preached through the book of Galatians at Beulah Primitive Baptist Church in Leeds, AL. They are written in traditional commentary format and span the entirety of the book. The commentary includes a book introduction, book outline, chapter introductions, as well as comments on every verse. This commentary is written from a Primitive Baptist perspective.

Is there a direct correlation between miracles and belief? In other words, do miracles performed by Christians guarantee that unbelievers will believe in Jesus Christ? This dynamic was recently posed to me in discussion. Without consideration of the ongoing debate concerning apostolic gifts, let’s seek to answer this question.

Last week I was on the road for four days traveling for work and church in Tennessee. I was sick most of the week so it had not been the most fun trip overall. As I was beginning my return trip, after driving through a stiff rain and pretty strong winds for quite a few miles, the rain cleared and then I saw a rainbow in my rearview mirror. It was interesting because when I drive through what appeared to be that rainbow’s location (maybe 5 miles back) I could not see anything in that place but rain, strong winds, and storm clouds. Even though I only saw the storm when I was in the midst of it, after I passed on and the effects of the storm had calmed, I could look back in hindsight in my rearview mirror and see the rainbow in the exact location that I had just experienced a storm.