John continues his letter by describing the awesomeness of Jesus, again. . . . Revelation 5:1-7.
Tag: Reformed Theology
CANONS of DORT I.A.7 — “Election Defined”
When it comes to a proper understanding of salvation, we must know that God's will is at the center of salvation.
The Kindness and Compassion of Jesus — 1:29-34
Jesus' authority is not incompatible with His love for people. . . . Mark 1:29-34.
CANONS of DORT I.A.6 — “God’s Eternal Decree”
When it comes to a proper understanding of salvation, we must know that God chose who He would save, and He did it righteously.
Sounds of the Throne Room
John continues his letter by describing the glory of God. . . . Revelation 4:6-11.
“Whoever” Doesn’t Wreck God’s Will — SERMON (John 3:16)
Just because Reformed Theology teaches that only the Elect will be saved, it does not follow that the Gospel should not be preached and people should not be called to belief. . . . John 3:16.
Why Love??? — SERMON (John 13:35)
In addition to a redefinition of love, we need to know what love is supposed to look like, so that the world can recognize what true Christians look like. . . . John 13:35.
CANONS of DORT I.A.5 — “The Causes of Unbelief and Faith”
When it comes to a proper understanding of salvation, we must know that a failure to believe the Gospel is not God's fault; rather it is a person's disobedience.
A Couple Commands for Christians
Christianity is not a rule-based religion, but that does not mean that we are not expected to act a certain way as believers. . . . 1 John 3:23.
CANONS of DORT I.A.4 — “A Twofold Outcome”
When it comes to a proper understanding of salvation, we must know that God's wrath is what is awaiting people who fail to place their faith in Jesus.










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