Dear Brother Phillip,
I experienced this on the phone the other night. As you all know I am a Sovreign Grace Landmark Missionary Baptist (at least until I can think of some other adjective to set me apart from everybody else

)
A few weeks ago now, my youngest brother expressed to me his faith in Christ in what imho is a genuine experience of Grace.
I have since been trying to get him to read what the Bible says about believer's baptism.
He rejects OSAS. He and my cousin went fishing in a local tournament on Saturday two weeks ago. The Friday evening prior to this, all people fishing in the tournament met in an 'assembly' and there was some sort of 'religious' service. He said afterward they had to fill out questionairres whether or not they had been saved. Not agreeing with the 'presentation' as he heard it; he and my cousin both answered no.
Later as he talked to me about this, he mentioned a local SBC church (no offense meant, please) which sponsored this event.
He was thinking about going there and visiting. I have been trying to encourage him in all his visitations to local churches (though in some biting my tongue very very very hard

).
I happen to know a family who are members of this particular church. Their daughter is friends with our daughter. One evening after talking with my brother I heard Hannah speaking to their daughter on the phone.
I asked her if I could speak to her dad. I told him about the fishing tournament, about my brother etc.
He became defensive and said that their church didn't put on this event, he had not heard anything of it, well, maybe, but this is the church the guys who led the 'worship' service gave as a 'link' to themselves...

anyway.
I began discussing some things with him and told him how I had been encouraging my brother to visit them and at other places. I told him what I believed about the church and as George Jones said, THE RUSH WAS ON. (I know it is RACE, but in this case it was a RUSH).
He adamantly told me that at that church they were 'baptist' but they were first BIBLE BELIEVERS and denomination didn't mean anything.
Well, one of us is not a BIBLE BELIEVER and according to him, we know who that is...never mind that I have been encouraging my brother to visit and join by baptism where he is comfortable, against what I know the BIBLE teaches that I SHOULD BELIEVE, thereby making me a BIBLE BELIEVER.
Oh well.
Bro. Dallas