Weaver Baptist Church

05/28/2026

Is the moral law still useful after the Fall? In our new devotional post, we unpack Westminster Larger Catechism Question 94 and show how the law, though not salvific, still serves us—convicting sin, guiding conscience, and exposing our need for Christ. Read more: https://wix.to/fodlyox

The Westminster Larger Catechism asks, “Is there any use of the moral law to mankind since the fall?” The answer is, “Although no person, since the fall, can attain to righteousness and life by the moral law, yet there is great use of it, in a way common to all people, and also as it particula...

05/23/2026

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05/21/2026

The Moral Law as God’s Holy Will for All Mankind — WLC Question 93

Explore how the moral law declares God’s will, directing every person to inward and outward obedience — soul and body — and what that means for Christian life today.

Read more: https://wix.to/6lFmA7y

Question 92 of the Westminster Larger Catechism talked about the importance of the moral law that was given to Adam. But this brings up an important follow-up question: “What is the moral law?” This is what question 93 asks. It answers by saying: “The moral law is the declaration of the will o...

05/14/2026

What rule did God give Adam for his obedience?

Westminster Larger Catechism Q92 takes us back to the beginning, before sin entered the world, to see that mankind was created by God, for God, and under God’s good authority. Adam was not left to define good and evil for himself. He was given the moral law, written on his heart, along with the special command not to eat from the tree of the knowledge of good and evil.

This matters because obedience is not opposed to human joy. We were created to glorify God and enjoy him forever. God’s rule of obedience is not a prison, but the good order of life under our Creator.

And because Adam failed, this question also points us to Christ—the last Adam—who obeyed perfectly, bore the curse for lawbreakers, and gives life to all who trust in him.

Read the full devotional here:
https://www.weaverbaptistchurch.org/post/the-rule-of-obedience-revealed-to-adam-westminster-larger-catechism-q92

In the previous question, the Westminster Larger Catechism taught us that “the duty that God requires of mankind is obedience to his revealed will.” That answer naturally leads to the next question: What did God first reveal as the rule by which mankind was to obey him? Question 92 asks, “What...

05/12/2026

Some passages of Scripture are difficult. They may raise hard questions, stretch our understanding, or force us to slow down and think carefully. But difficult passages are not passages to avoid.

Christians are called to wrestle with the Word of God faithfully—humbly, prayerfully, and with confidence that all Scripture is breathed out by God and profitable for His people.

When we come to a difficult text, we do not need to explain it away, rush past it, or pretend the questions are not there. Instead, we should bring those questions under the authority of Scripture, trusting that God has given us His Word for our good.

This video encourages us to approach difficult passages with faith, patience, and reverence.

Watch here: https://youtu.be/sLO52Q3etJk?si=_OUJakQRvK6_IB6B

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05/07/2026

The Duty God Requires: Obedience to His Revealed Will (WLC 91) — God has revealed Himself and called us to obedience. Read a thoughtful reflection on what His revealed will requires and why it matters for daily faith. Read more: https://wix.to/NtYwU4I

God has revealed himself. God has spoken. And because God has spoken, mankind has a duty before him: obedience to his revealed will.

05/04/2026

Vacation Bible School registration is open!

We would love to invite your family to join us at Weaver Baptist Church for Emerald Crossing VBS. This will be a great opportunity for children to hear God’s Word, sing, play games, enjoy activities, and spend time with other kids in a safe and encouraging environment.

You can sign up here:

https://weaver-baptist.myanswers.com/emerald-crossing/register/

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Journey through Ireland in Emerald Crossing, where Psalm 23 comes to life! Kids will explore God as Shepherd, Guide, Comforter, Provider, and King through David’s story, hands-on activities, and apologetics. From Donegal’s green pastures to Dublin’s Viking history, each day reveals ho...

04/30/2026

“The Righteous on the Day of Judgment: Our Full Communion with Christ in Glory.” Reflect on the hope given to those who belong to Christ, as we examine Westminster Larger Catechism Q90 and the promise of being caught up to Christ. Read more: https://wix.to/csU2M6A

The previous question of the catechism considered the fearful destination of the wicked on the day of judgment. It reminded us of the justice of God, the seriousness of sin, and the eternal misery of being found outside of Christ. But now the catechism turns our eyes to the hope of those who belong....

04/23/2026

What happens to the wicked at the Day of Judgment? Pastor Kurtz digs into Westminster Larger Catechism Question 89 and offers a clear, sober explanation grounded in Scripture. Read the full reflection and its pastoral implications on the Weaver Baptist Church devotional. https://wix.to/EbK944N

The question of what happens after the resurrection leaves us with two directions. What follows goes a little bit deeper in both directions, starting with the destination of the wicked. Question 89 asks, “What will be done to the wicked at the day of judgment?”The answer is straight to the point...

04/16/2026

What comes immediately after the resurrection? Dive into the answer from Westminster Larger Catechism Q88: the general and final judgment of angels and men — a solemn reminder to watch and live in readiness. Read the devotional here https://wix.to/f6cpK8v

In the previous catechism question, we considered the resurrection of the dead and the hope believers have in Christ. But that raises another question: what comes next? The 88th question of the Westminster Larger Catechism asks the question this way: “What will immediately follow after the resurre...