Dispensational for Reformed

[BT]

Today I spoke with an ex-dispensational, ex-independent, still fundie, ex-baptist Pastor (who was a pastor of two different churches) who left to because a minister with the [size=-1]Associate Reformed Presbyterian Church in Canada.

So, I guess it can happen.

SP
PS: He even lets me acces his personal study and has invited me to take part in a theological talk a little latter this month.
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Yup I guess it can happen.

 

[JM]

BT, what was that post really about? I think we all understand that people jump in and out of different churches, but my op was asking if you knew of any that left the dispey group to become reformed, I was seeking reasons why. I didn't imply or have a motive for anything else, just wanted to know what could make a person give up on dispey theology for another theology so different.

 

[BT]

BT, what was that post really about? I think we all understand that people jump in and out of different churches, but my op was asking if you knew of any that left the dispey group to become reformed, I was seeking reasons why. I didn't imply or have a motive for anything else, just wanted to know what could make a person give up on dispey theology for another theology so different.

Right right sorry! I think I forgot what thread I was in, sincere apologies!

 

[FreeinChrist]

BT, what was that post really about? I think we all understand that people jump in and out of different churches, but my op was asking if you knew of any that left the dispey group to become reformed, I was seeking reasons why. I didn't imply or have a motive for anything else, just wanted to know what could make a person give up on dispey theology for another theology so different.

There are dispensationists within Reformed Churches. Quite a few actually.

I believe that those who make a change from a nonCalvinist (nonReformed) church to a Reformed church do it for other reasons.