Greetings From Michigan

[Joseph Redgate]

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[Calvary]

What part of Michigan are you in? I have several pastor friends scattered about the state.

 

Nice to meet you,

 

God bless,

calvary

[Joseph Redgate]

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[Salyan]

Welcome! Glad to have you.

[282Mikado]

Welcome aboard, Joseph!

 

"...I am just looking for a place to discuss God's word and learn from those who are more mature in Christ than myself."

 

How about we agree to learn from each other. All of God's children have some wisdom to offer regardless where they are in their walk.

 

Proverbs 27:17 Iron sharpeneth iron; so a man sharpeneth the countenance of his friend. 

[candlelight]

Welcome to OB, Joseph.  

[paid4]

Welcome!

[John81]

Howdy Joseph!

[Pastor Matt]

Welcome to Online Baptist.

[EKSmith]

Welcome Joesph may the lord bless you with many friends here 

God bless

[OLD fashioned preacher]

Howdy, if you were closer to Big Rapids I would give you contact info for a church there (one of the Online Baptist members goes there).

[prophet1]

If you are close to Dearborn Heights, there is Silvery Lane Baptist Church.

If you want to divulge your general area, here, I can find you one closer.

Anyway, welcome.

Anishinaabe

[Miss Daisy]

welcome

[Calvary]

Hello Calvary,

 

I am in Southeastern Michigan in a suburb a few miles outside of Detroit.  I am currently looking for a KJV only church in my area.

 

Nice to meet you too.

 

 

Is that any where around Warren? There is the Antioch Baptist Church. On Dequindre Street if I remember. I visited there many years ago, George Crabb was the pastor then, I think he retired now.

 

Praying you find a great church where you can glorify the Lord!

 

God bless,

calvary

[1Timothy115]

Joseph nice to have you here. Before you invest a whole bunch of money in 1611 KJV AV Bibles you may want to check and see if what your new church uses is the 1769. I may get some feedback for saying that but, I don't run into a lot of pastors preaching from the 1611 KJV AV. When most folks refer to the KJV AV they are meaning the one they bought at their local bookstore...1769.