Western Plains Baptist

20/08/2026

19/08/2026

This is a Creation Moments Podcast presenting evidence for Noah's worldwide flood.

12/08/2026

This is a podcast from the Trinaterian Bible Society on Psalm 22:16. "The issues raised in this article remain current despite the fact that it refers to the New English Bible which is now not so commonly used as at the time of writing. Current translations have similarly erroneous translations."

09/08/2026

This is a podcast from the Trinitarian Bible Society defending the passage in First John 5:7,8.

07/08/2026

This is a podcast from the Trinitarian Bible Society on the Deity of our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ.

29/07/2026

This is a podcast from Creation Moments.

26/07/2026

Yes, there is overwhelming documentary evidence for the retention of these words in the text, just as they stand in the Authorised Version. Some ancient manuscripts omit the words, but these documents are a comparatively small, unrepresentative and unreliable minority. Those who dismiss the words as an interpolation cannot adequately explain how the alleged interpolation established itself without appreciable variation in nearly all the manuscripts, found its way into every part of Christendom from the earliest times, established itself in the Greek copies used in public worship, the ‘Lectionaries’ and ‘Liturgies’, and has for long ages formed a part of the private and public devotions of many of the Lord’s people all over the world.

23/07/2026

This article argues that John 5.39 in the Authorised (King James) Version correctly begins with the imperative 'Search the scriptures', rather than the indicative 'You search the scriptures' found in modern versions. Through careful analysis of the Greek grammar, context, and doctrinal implications, it contends that the imperative is the correct translation, Christ's intent, and the Protestant principle of sola scriptura.

22/07/2026

‘The next day John seeth Jesus coming unto him, and saith, Behold the Lamb of God, which taketh away the sin of the world’ (John 1.29).

21/07/2026

"For centuries, those translating the Word of God from the Greek and Hebrew texts have recognised the great responsibility they have in producing accurate versions of the Bible, in which nothing can be added or omitted. They knew that it would be no easy task: these Greek and Hebrew scholars knew that they could not always translate one word with another single word. They also knew that there would be occasions in which a different word might be used instead of the ones that they chose. Therefore, these translators decided that, when a word or words had to be added so that the English reader could understand what the Greek and Hebrew words meant, they would add those words in italic type."