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Published on 11 hours ago
By Society of Reformed Podcasters
Some people misunderstand what the Bible says about predestination. Some people focus too much on predestination and end up in the hyper-calvinist camp. Others simply reject it outright. To be sure, it isn’t an easy doctrine to understand. In many ways, the doctrine of predestination contains many mysteries that our... Read more
Published on 13 hours ago
By Reformed Reader
Would you describe yourself as an assured Christian? Are you sure God loves you, that your sins have been forgiven, and that God will keep you on the narrow road that leads to life? For many Christians, these questions hang awkwardly. Doubt plagues them, making every burden heavier, every shadow... Read more
Published on 23 hours ago
By Neil Stewart
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=69Ej3fblSNA&ab_channel=HeartCryMissionarySociety HeartCry missionary Mala Chindongo and HC Coordinator Adam Burrell held a pastor’s conference in Zomba, Malawi. Around forty pastors from across the country gathered to hear the preaching of the Word, to study the role of a pastor, and…... Read more
Published on 1 day ago
By Malamulo Chindongo
Once we are rescued from sin and death to receive new life in Christ, we have the privilege of daily growing in the knowledge of our Savior. This week only, discover a collection of discounted discipleship resources on the person and work of Jesus Christ. This sale features teaching series,... Read more
Published on 1 day ago
Source: Ligonier
By Ligonier Updates
The three Pastoral Epistles are unique among Paul’s thirteen letters because they were written to Paul’s co-workers, Timothy and Titus, who were exercising pastoral oversight of churches. Both men were dealing with false teachers and other trials that made pastoral duties challenging. Although addressed to Timothy and Titus, the letters... Read more
Published on 1 day ago
Source: Ligonier
By William Barcley
Our orthodoxy must lead to orthopraxy... Read more
Published on 3 days ago
By Justin Genus
What happens when a follower of Christ dies? Scripture answers this question in various places. One such place is found in Philippians 1:21-24, where Paul says, among other things, “to die is gain.” J. I. Packer wrote a helpful and brief commentary on Paul’s words in doing so and gave... Read more
Published on 3 days ago
By Reformed Reader
Over the course of my years of pastoral ministry and teaching, I have begun to notice something about people who struggle with assurance of salvation: almost all of them grew up as covenant children and made a profession of faith at an early age. They had never gone the way... Read more
Published on 3 days ago
By Matthew Miller
The Law of God, also known as the Pentateuch (Genesis, Exodus, Leviticus, Numbers, and Deuteronomy), is not always easy to understand. A proper approach to the Law would emphasize that we can learn from all the laws of the Old Testament, even if we no longer observe some of them... Read more
Published on 4 days ago
Source: Ligonier
By Richard Belcher Jr.
"Therefore, forasmuch as no man is excluded from calling upon God, the gate of salvation is set open unto all men; neither is there any other thing which keepeth us back from entering in, save only our own unbelief" - John Calvin, Commentary of the Acts of the apostles 2:21... Read more
Published on 4 days ago
By john_hendryx
Owen uses Aquinas for a definition as well as offering both disagreements and acceptance of some things. The post John Owen’s Usage of Thomas Aquinas, Part 5 appeared first on Alpha and Omega Ministries.... Read more
Published on 4 days ago
By Chris Whisonant
Managed to pull off a solid internet connection from a slight wide spot in the road called Lordsburg, New Mexico (really sad little town…lots of abandoned buildings). We covered a wide variety of things, including announcing the upcoming debates, April 24th and 25th, in Lafayette, Louisiana, with Catholic Answers apologist... Read more
Published on 4 days ago
By James White
The Dividing Line will be LIVE at 6:00pm EDT https://t.co/6ilMOZa9q6 — Alpha and Omega Ministries (@AominOrg) March 18, 2024 The post The Dividing Line will be LIVE at 6:00pm EDT appeared first on Alpha and Omega Ministries.... Read more
Published on 5 days ago
By Rich Pierce
The Dividing Line will be LIVE at 8:30pm EDT https://t.co/Lc59i41Qtp — Alpha and Omega Ministries (@AominOrg) March 13, 2024 The post The Dividing Line will be LIVE at 8:30pm EDT appeared first on Alpha and Omega Ministries.... Read more
Published on 5 days ago
By Rich Pierce
In God’s work of creation, the crowning act, the pinnacle of that divine work, was the creation of human beings. It was to humans that God assigned and stamped His divine image. That we are created in the image of God gives to us the highest place among earthly beings.... Read more
Published on 5 days ago
Source: Ligonier
By R.C. Sproul
As I study Mark’s account of Peter denying Jesus, I found that Calvin’s commentary is one of the more helpful resources on it. You can read Mark’s story in Mark 14:66-72 . Here are some of Calvin’s comments. Note that they are very much an application of the text for... Read more
Published on 5 days ago
By Reformed Reader
God’s covenant faithfulness is our certain comfort in times of trial.... Read more
Published on 5 days ago
By Reformation Heritage Books
This article is Part 2 in a series, you can read Part 1 here. In the last post, we considered Charles Spurgeon’s public evangelism in terms of his support and practice of open-air preaching. In this post, we will consider the other means that Spurgeon used to wield the sword... Read more
Published on 5 days ago
By Joshua Mills
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Published on 5 days ago
By Society of Reformed Podcasters
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