J.M. Frost

September 11, 2018Written by Rick Shrader

“If you are not a Christian, you should not be in the church, but if you are, then you will not stay out of the church nor stay away from the church. Contentment out of church connection is inconsistent with the grace of God in the heart, and will surely discredit all your professions, however sincere they may be.”

J.M. Frost, Baptist Why and Why Not, p. 221.

Source: Baptist Why and Why Not

This is one in a series of books called the Library of Baptist Classics by Broadman and Holman Publishers and is therefore mostly Southern Baptist history but I have found them to be very interesting and encouraging. J.M. Frost wrote and compiled this …

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