What could be more evangelical and complete than Christmas?Is this a time when everyone who celebrates Christmas agrees on the meaning of the holiday, and even many non-Christians claim to believe it?Christmas doesn’t seem like a good time to discuss the doctrines of grace. After all, we are made to believe that Christmas is gloriously […]
We often hear that strong doctrine is important. This helps the church to become stable, strong, and protected from the heretical winds that still blow. But don’t we always hear about the importance of a healthy doctrine for the pastor’s life?How it keeps you stable and strong in the long run. However, good doctrine is
Charles Spurgeon never attended college, much less the seminary, but at the age of twenty he knew more about biblical theology than many pastors today. And how did you come to appreciate the doctrines of sovereign grace that we have been examining for the past three weeks?Here’s an amazing lesson from his autobiography: The first
If you want to start a fight in a church, start a debate about the doctrine of divine choice If you’re not sure what that means, read how Belgian Confession sums it up: “We believe that God, when the sin of the first man cast Adam and all his seed into perdition, was shown as
We believe that the five points of Calvinism are biblical and therefore true; we believe that they magnify God’s precious grace and grant ineffable joy to sinners who have already lost hope of saving themselves. Therefore, we would like to offer some courses in the five-point Calvinism course of the faithful leadership course. [style dt_vc_list?
