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God So Loved the World, Part 1.
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God So Loved the World, Part 1
Posted: January 15, 2012 in Calvinism, doctrine, John Piper, monergism, Theology, VideoTags: Calvinism, Devotional, doctrine, election, John Piper, sermon, Theology, Video
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God So Loved the World, Part 2
Posted: January 15, 2012 in Calvinism, General Discussion, John Piper, monergism, Reformers, Scripture, sermons, Theology, VideoTags: Calvinism, doctrine, election, John Piper, Scripture, sermon, Theology
God So Loved the World, Part 2.
This Is the Judgment: Light Has Come into the World
Posted: January 15, 2012 in Calvinism, doctrine, family, General Discussion, John Piper, Scripture, sermons, Theology, VideoTags: Calvinism, Devotional, doctrine, election, John Piper, sermon, Theology
This Is the Judgment: Light Has Come into the World.
Arminians And The Doctrine of Election | The Essential Owen
Posted: January 10, 2012 in Calvinism, Church History, Devotional, doctrine, John Owen, monergism, Scripture, TheologyTags: Calvinism, doctrine, election, John Owen, Theology
http://theessentialowen.com/2012/01/10/arminians-and-the-doctrine-of-election/
“A Classical Analysis of Puritan Preaching” by Joseph Steele
Posted: December 29, 2011 in Calvinism, Church History, Devotional, doctrine, puritans, Reformers, TheologyTags: Calvinism, Church History, doctrine, puritans, reformation, Reformation21, sermon, Theology
A Classical Analysis of Puritan Preaching ARTICLE BY JOSEPH STEELE AUGUST 2010 INTRODUCTION Reformed Christians are indebted to the Puritans for a variety of reasons, not the least of which for their contribution to preaching. In many ways, Puritan preaching was the very heartbeat of the Puritan movement. It would be no exaggeration to say [...]
The Present Day Attack on Sola Fida –Dr. John H. Armstrong
Posted: December 9, 2011 in Calvinism, Church History, Devotional, doctrine, General Discussion, Luther, Scripture, TheologyTags: Calvinism, doctrine, Dr. John H. Armstrong, John Calvin, monergism, Scripture, Theology
This is an excerpt from an article written by Dr. John H. Armstrong. “The church in every age is in constant need of reforming. The followers of Martin Luther in the sixteenth century recognized this need, speaking of semper reformanda (always reforming). Calvin and the theologians of Geneva also recognized this need. These theologians did not seek [...]
Reformation Day–R.C.Sproul
Posted: October 31, 2011 in Church History, Devotional, doctrine, General Discussion, Luther, Reformers, TheologyTags: Church History, doctrine, life, R.C. Sproul, reformation, Theology
On October 31, 1517, Martin Luther tacked up 95 theses on the church door at Wittenberg. With this act, he hoped to provoke a discussion among the scholars about the abuses of the indulgences by the Roman Catholic Church. He was not trying to create a public furor by any means, but within a fortnight, [...]
Why I’m A “Calvinist” (PT.1) –Phil Johnson
Posted: October 16, 2011 in Calvinism, doctrine, life, monergism, Scripture, TheologyTags: Calvinism, doctrine, monergism, Phil Johnson, Theology
Couldn’t have said it better myself… “I love the doctrines of grace and don’t shy away from the label “Calvinist.” I believe in the sovereignty of God. I’m convinced Scripture teaches that God is completely sovereign not only in salvation (effectually calling and granting faith to those whom He chooses); but also in every detail [...]
Divided : ”Is Age Segregated Ministry Multiplying or Dividing the Church?”
Posted: July 12, 2011 in Church Discipline, Church History, Devotional, doctrine, family, General Discussion, life, Scripture, TheologyTags: church, Church History, doctrine, evangelism, life, modern church, Paul Washer, Scripture, Theology
As you look on the church landscape, youth are leaving the faith in droves. The modern church, overall, is struggling to reach the next generation with the gospel. What has happened? Whether for good or bad, men, for many years, have been inventing solutions or brainstorming ideas without fully relying upon the foundation of God’s [...]
