Those with Excuse: Romans 1:18-20
Romans 1:18-20 serves as the justification for how and why God can condemn humanity for their sin. It demonstrates why we are without excuse, but could it also give hope for the universal salvation of children who die in the womb and in infancy?
Ephesians: Chosen in Christ
A Biblical exposition of the doctrine of the sovereignty of God in salvation, as seen in our choosing in Christ before the foundation of the world.
A Singular Savior: Psalm 3:1-2
It is no easy matter to maintain our faith and peace when reversals seem to multiply against us. Our lives are on a fast track downhill.
Lessons From Jude Pt.1: What Does It Mean To Be “Called” By God?
How can one with dirty hands become clean by scrubbing himself with those same hands? There is only one solution: he must be the object of cleansing and not the worker of cleansing. Consequently, to be “called” identifies the Christian as one who has been appointed to be the object of God’s affections, mercy, and saving grace, to be chosen to be part of the royal priesthood, someone for Christ’s own possession (1 Pet. 2:9).
Imputationist: Recognizing Christ’s Complete Work
Why would a Christian prefer imputationist” over other labels? Learn why it’s the key to understanding the sinfulness of sin and the goodness of Christ’s work on behalf of His people.