At its February stated meeting held on Monday the 17th, the Antioch Session formally issued a call for a day of fasting and prayer for the reformation and revival of our country, and especially for our local communities here in the South Carolina Upcountry. The appointed day is Wednesday, February 26th. The Session is calling […]
This Week @ Antioch (February 23, 2025)
Prayer Meeting – February 19 We will meet for prayer meeting on Wednesday, February 19, 2025 at our regular stated time of 6 PM. We will not have CateKids this week. Worship – February 23 We are looking forward to gathering for worship this Lord’s Day morning (9:30 AM), Sunday School (11:15 AM), Kingdom Prayer […]
This Week @ Antioch (February 16, 2025)
Prayer Meeting – February 12 We will meet for prayer meeting on Wednesday, February 12, 2025 at our regular stated time of 6 PM. We will not have CateKids this week. Worship – February 16 We are looking forward to gathering for worship this Lord’s Day morning (9:30 AM), Sunday School (11:15 AM), Kingdom Prayer […]
The Law of God as a Civilizational Guardrail
The following post was originally published here on the Place for Truth – Theology for Everyone blog by the Alliance of Confessing Evangelicals. Note that it is the third in a three-part, multi-author series on the Law of God. God’s law reveals God’s character. By it, we know Him and know what it means to […]
This Week @ Antioch (February 9, 2025)
Prayer Meeting – February 5 We will meet for prayer meeting on Wednesday, February 5, 2025 at our regular stated time of 6 PM. We will not have CateKids this week. Worship – February 9 We are looking forward to gathering for worship this Lord’s Day morning (9:30 AM), Sunday School (11:15 AM), Kingdom Prayer […]
When Great Men Collide: Review of Tim Cooper’s “When Christians Disagree” (Crossway, 2024)
The following post was originally published here on reformation21. Following the tumultuous years of the mid-Seventeenth Century, two titans of English Puritanism left an especially enduring imprint upon church history. For centuries, many Protestant ministers have dedicated feet—yes, feet—of shelf-space to the published works of both John Owen (1616-83) and Richard Baxter (1615-91). However, Owen and […]
