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  • Phil Pagliari
  • Posted by Phil Pagliari
September 13, 2026

Is a Reformed Baptist Church Welcoming to New People?

Yes, Reformed Baptist churches welcome visitors warmly, even though the room can feel close-knit at first. No interrogation, no giving required, and membership is a separate, later step.

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  • Phil Pagliari
  • Posted by Phil Pagliari
September 12, 2026

Reformed Baptist vs Pentecostal: What's the Difference?

Reformed Baptist and Pentecostal churches both hold Scripture as authoritative, but they differ on the sign gifts, the shape of worship, and how the Spirit works today.

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  • Phil Pagliari
  • Posted by Phil Pagliari
September 11, 2026

How to Tell If a Baptist Church Is Reformed

Check the confession of faith page, listen for words like unconditional election, and notice whether preaching moves through whole books of the Bible.

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  • Phil Pagliari
  • Posted by Phil Pagliari
September 10, 2026

Is a Reformed Baptist Church Right for Me?

A Reformed Baptist church may fit you if you want expository preaching and confessional theology, and are willing to keep learning rather than arrive with it all figured out.

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  • Philip Pagliari
  • Posted by Philip Pagliari
September 7, 2026

Who Can Attend, and How Membership Actually Works

Attending and joining are not the same thing. Here is the real difference, and the four-step process The Valley Remnant Church actually uses for membership.

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  • Philip Pagliari
  • Posted by Philip Pagliari
September 2, 2026

Grace, Works, and Assurance: A Reformed Baptist View

If you keep failing and wonder if grace has run out, this is for you. Here is how justification, faith, and perseverance actually fit together, and where real assurance comes from.

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  • Philip Pagliari
  • Posted by Philip Pagliari
August 27, 2026

Why Reformed Baptist Worship Looks the Way It Does

Reformed Baptist worship follows a deliberate pattern rooted in the regulative principle. Here is what each part of a service means, and how prayer continues at home.

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  • Philip Pagliari
  • Posted by Philip Pagliari
August 17, 2026

How Does a Reformed Baptist Church View Other Faiths?

A Reformed Baptist church can hold firm Christian convictions and still welcome neighbors of every faith with real dignity and zero pressure to convert. Here is how that works.

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  • Philip Pagliari
  • Posted by Philip Pagliari
August 5, 2026

What Is Reformed Theology? A Plain-Language Guide

Reformed theology can sound complicated, but its core ideas are simple: God saves people by grace from start to finish. Here is what that means, explained without jargon.

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  • Philip Pagliari
  • Posted by Philip Pagliari
July 23, 2026

Why People Choose Reformed Baptist Church Community

Reformed Baptist church community draws people because membership is a real covenant, not a mailing list. Here is what that belonging looks like and what it costs.

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