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The Cost of Discernment
The Cost of Discernment
A Quote From An Interview With Dr. Robert A. Morey
QUESTION:
Dr. Morey, what advice do you have to give to those of us who believe in asking questions; to those of us who believe that the life of the mind is important, who believe that we must defend the faith and witness for Christ at all costs. What can you share with future generations of the Church? How can we fight for truths survival?… Continue reading
Charles Spurgeon And The Awesome Power Of The Atonement
Charles Spurgeon And The Awesome Power Of The Atonement
by Michael Wine
The blood of Jesus! Sin dies in its presence, death ceases to be death: heaven’s gates ore opened. The blood of Jesus! We shall march on conquering to conquer, so long as we trust its power!
I can never express that thought better than by using those oft-repeated words: it seemed as if Hell were put into His cup; He seized it, and, “At one… Continue reading
Dialog With A Staunch Arminian (Free-Willer)
Short Dialog With A Staunch Arminian (Free-Willer)
Which Addresses The False Idea Of “Prevenient Grace”
This article is a short dialog on a discussion forum (patheos.com) that I had with a man who thinks he’s an expert on the subject of salvation and so he is not about to be convinced that his views on soteriolgy (salvation) are wrong. For additional information on the subject of Prevenient Grace, please check out the links at the bottom of this… Continue reading
Matthew Henry’s Commentary On John 19:16-18
Matthew Henry’s Commentary On John 19:16-18
“Then delivered he him therefore unto them to be crucified. And they took Jesus, and led him away.
And he bearing his cross went forth into a place called the place of a skull, which is called in the Hebrew Golgotha:
Where they crucified him, and two other with him, on either side one, and Jesus in the midst.”
[John 19:16-18]
In this passage of the Gospel of John – primarily the first… Continue reading
The Idea Of Exercising One’s Faith
The Idea Of Exercising One’s Faith
From a biblical perspective, the idea of “exercising one’s faith” is like expecting a skeleton (or a deadman) to do jumping jacks or to respond to your questions. Aint no way that it’s going to happen! The deadman has to become alive FIRST before he can be expected to exercise anything or do anything that is contrary to his unsaved nature in his spiritually dead condition. An appropriate analogy would be to… Continue reading
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