Ministers of a New Covenant and the Necessity of “Are You Really Saved?” Preaching by Jeff Johnson

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Ministers of a New Covenant and the Necessity of “Are You Really Saved?” Preaching by Jeff Johnson

Reformed Baptist Network Podcasts

16 minutes 42 seconds

2 months ago

Ministers of a New Covenant and the Necessity of “Are You Really Saved?” Preaching by Jeff Johnson

Explore the real-life challenges pastors face in balancing reassurance and warning within the church in “Ministers of a New Covenant and the Reality of Deception.” Pastor Jeff ("Pastor JJ") shares insightful counsel on how gospel ministers can faithfully help their congregations avoid spiritual self-deception, urging believers to both cherish assurance and heed the Bible’s sober warnings.

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About: Pastor Jeff, otherwise known as “Pastor JJ”, is a full-time vocational elder at Grace Immanuel Reformed Baptist Church in Grand Rapids, Michigan. He received his Master of Divinity from Reformed Baptist Seminary. Pastor JJ grew up in South Carolina with the blessing of two loving parents and was saved at the age of 17. In January 2008, he and his wife made the transition from the temperate climate of the Carolinas to Grand Rapids and was ordained as a pastor for GIRBC, where he has faithfully served ever since.