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Lesson 10 0102a | Upon this Rock | Pre Tribulation Rapture

This is *Lesson 10**, the **final lesson* in the course ***Upon This Rock: A Study in Baptist Distinctives***. In this closing message, we step back and look at the *entire framework* of what we’ve studied—not as isolated doctrines, but as a *connected biblical system* that defines who Baptists are, why we believe what we believe, and why these truths still matter today. Throughout this course, we have examined the foundational convictions that shaped Baptist churches long before denominations, councils, creeds, or state churches existed. These were not invented to be different. They were **discovered in Scripture**, defended with conviction, and often preserved through suffering. In this final lesson, we: Review the *full scope of Baptist distinctives* covered in the series Show how each doctrine supports and protects the others Explain why abandoning even one weakens the whole structure Emphasize that Baptist distinctives are not traditions, but *biblical safeguards* Call believers to stand faithfully upon Christ—not culture, politics, or pressure This lesson ties together: The authority and sufficiency of the Bible The autonomy of the local church Saved, baptized church membership Individual soul liberty Two ordinances and two offices Separation of church and state Christ alone as the Head of His church More than a history lesson, this message is a **challenge**: Will we merely inherit these truths, or will we **hold them, teach them, and pass them on**? The world has changed. Culture has shifted. Churches have compromised. But **the Rock has not moved**. If this course has strengthened your understanding of Scripture, church order, or Baptist history: 👍 Like the video 🔔 Subscribe for future Bible teaching 💬 Comment below: Which lesson impacted you the most, and why? 📚 Additional Bible studies, books, and teaching resources are available at *marvinmckenzie.org* Thank you for walking through this study. May we continue to stand—faithfully and unashamed—**upon this Rock**.