Klein Baptist Church

We preach the good news that Jesus Christ came into the world to save sinners (1 Timothy 1:15).

[Tony Reinke @TonyReinke]

In Justin Taylor’s CT feature in January he wrote: “At the age of 80, Piper works full-time from his home office, answering questions about the Bible and the Christian life through the Ask Pastor John podcast (400 million episode plays over the past 13 years) and through his verse-by-verse video series, Look at the Book (over 1,300 videos so far), with a life goal of working through all the Pauline letters.” Life goal accomplished! Pastor John wrapped up all 13 of Paul’s epistles THIS MORNING by wrapping up Romans. The Romans stats alone: 102 weeks, 403 videos. All to cap what he predicted to be a 10-year project wrapped up in 7. A celebration of God’s sustaining grace in years of slow, steady, verse-by-verse labor in the Bible. And a beautiful testament to big goals.

[Jim Hamilton @DrJimHamilton]

So thankful that @scottrswain wrote this book. Succint. Clear. Foundational. I wish I had read it in college or early in seminary. Worth reading and re-reading. Know the Lord. Worship. Believe the Bible.
https://t.co/HkGQfd76Tr

[Fred Sanders @FredFredSanders]

The earliest creeds show that as soon as faith seeks understanding, it reaches out for a tripartite summary that traces salvation to its ultimate source in the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit.

[Benjamin L. Gladd @DrGladd]

The second edition of the Beale/Carson Commentary on the NT Use of the OT is well underway.

The goal is to reintroduce this invaluable project to a new generation of students.

♦️ I'm joining Beale and Carson as a general editor.
♦️ The chapters on John and Acts are completely new. Steve Bryan is writing John, and Alan Thompson is writing Acts.
♦️ The remaining chapters are being revised to interact with current secondary literature and add more discussion of allusions.
♦️ Release date is Fall '27—the 20th anniversary of the original volume.

Most of the second edition is complete. So, if you liked the first edition, you'll REALLY like the second.

[University Park Baptist Church @upbchouston]

Shepherds & Saints Conference – Houston! Join us for a two-day gathering for pastors and church members at University Park Baptist Church. More info & registration: https://t.co/p4e6DvVcMu

[Klein Baptist Church @KleinBaptist]

How does God answer us in our affliction? What's God's purpose for the afflicted? Listen to Sunday's sermon on Psalm 22.

https://t.co/u87SuFVeqL

[Klein Baptist Church @KleinBaptist]

KBC is on a Summer break from Sunday School from now through early August.
Corporate Worship begins at 10:30 am.

[Klein Baptist Church @KleinBaptist]

In Psalm 20 we see that God spreads his goodness through his anointed king, Jesus, crucified and risen. Is Jesus your king? Do you belong to him?

https://t.co/7HGYBSkMsf

[Jason Gray @Jason_Gray]

I’m really happy with how this came out. The unity of the committee was encouraging.
I hope the SBTC can be a leader among state conventions when it comes to clarity on this issue.

[Matt Smethurst @MattSmethurst]

The gospel story in 100 seconds.

What a rescue. What a hope. What a King.

Thanks, @GlenScrivener.

[Benjamin L. Gladd @DrGladd]

SURPRISE! We've released a special NSBT Themelios issue to honor D. A. Carson for his contribution to biblical theology. 🤩

Does the cover look familiar?

NSBT authors pay tribute to Carson by summarizing and reflecting on their own volumes.

Please read and share!

https://t.co/r4PPXeoIje

[Fred Sanders @FredFredSanders]

Amazing love: When Charles Wesley asks Christ, "How can it be that thou, my God, shouldst die for me?" he is both expressing awe and preparing the way for a doctrinal explanation in the following verses.

[Benjamin L. Gladd @DrGladd]

Did you know that you can download nineteen D. A. Carson books for free? 🤩

These books are so good. Please share with all your friends!

https://t.co/tOUXqLTtel

[Klein Baptist Church @KleinBaptist]

@FredFredSanders Might want to check the spelling of the “deification” when you cite the title on your blog.

[Klein Baptist Church @KleinBaptist]

In our sorrow and weakness, Christians find strength in Christ as he suffered and died for us. Is he your Savior?

https://t.co/oqTXCkTDxi

[Klein Baptist Church @KleinBaptist]

Our way leads us away from God. It leads us to destruction. But God’s way is to come towards sinners in love. Christ came to seek and save his lost sheep.

https://t.co/xLuNRUj1Sp

[James N. Anderson @proginosko]

The Westminster Larger Catechism is your friend.

[Klein Baptist Church @KleinBaptist]

How can we endure to the end of the world? By clinging to Christ and trusting in his word, which will never pass away.

Listen to Sunday's message from Mark 13
https://t.co/2oO1tbIxvV

[Klein Baptist Church @KleinBaptist]

Jesus is our Lord and Judge who has come to take our judgment. He deserves and demands our whole-hearted devotion, and he grants what he commands. Fix your eyes on him, and ask him to save you.

https://t.co/Ch8VjysHFu

[Klein Baptist Church @KleinBaptist]

In Mark 12, Jesus tells a scribe that he is not far from the kingdom of God. What would he say about you? How do you go from being "not far," to being part of God's kingdom? Listen to Sunday's message from Mark 12:1-34

https://t.co/49uFBG6Osn