The Fear of the Lord
I’ve never liked the phrase – fear of the Lord. And maybe that’s the best translatable word to use. Still,
I’ve never liked the phrase – fear of the Lord. And maybe that’s the best translatable word to use. Still,
Simple is often better. The more one has to abandon the common-sense reading, the more likely it is wrong. Let’s
On a non-Calvinist FB forum, a Calvinist asked the question: If God allowed or permitted evil acts, the denial of
I recently read this D. Martyn Lloyd-Jones quote which is certainly a tenant of unconditional election within Classical Calvinism.
That Calvinism and Arminianism emanate from the same “source material” (i.e. the Bible) has always been problematic to me. Readers
Here’s a second look regarding a recent post on a FaceBook forum in which the author was trying to show that
I recently came across someone on a FaceBook forum supporting Calvinism. He stated, “The Bible nor Calvinist do not hold
It’s been nearly a year since I’ve posted anything much less done anything to move beyond my “Calvinist Divide”. To
I was referred to this video for a Calvinist perspective that John 3:16 is more accurately interpreted “all who believe”
A blog was set up on our church’s web site to allow for comments on the pastor’s summer sermon series.