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Theology 101: If your pastor disappears when the power goes out, do you have a real pastor?
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One Important Difference Between The Reformed And Some Particular Baptists: God The Son Was In, With, And Under The Types And Shadows heidelblog.net/2020/03/one-i…
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I don’t know how to break this to you so I’m just gonna come out and say it:
God is not a story; God does not have a story to which you may “connect” yours, etc., etc.
(Sorry, I don’t make the rules.)
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In theology, endless mistakes result from supposing that the conditions, bounds, and limits of our own finite existence apply to God.
~ J.I. Packer
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“God judged it better to bring good out of evil than to suffer no evil to exist.”
– Augustine
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Theology 101: If your church's sanctuary works better for a concert than it does for communion, that's a problem.
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Sadly, we often think that by disobeying what God says in his word that we can find a greater satisfaction than God himself. This is a root sin and it plays itself out over and over in every sin.
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If you’re a Dispensationalist or love someone who is, please listen. heidelblog.net/2018/05/audio…
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Check out our latest episode as we discuss what it means for God to be Almighty soundcloud.com/genevamountai…
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“Christ is the living Bible; we may read much of the glory of God in the face of Jesus Christ. We shall study no other book when we come to heaven.” Manton, Works, 10:123.
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EP. 7 "The Apostles' Creed (Pt. 2): Overview"
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It is impossible to over-emphasize our need for theological precision and depth. Those who say otherwise are almost certainly those with little to no theological precision or depth.
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“The first four commandments address the manner in which we must #love #God in and of Himself. This is the foundation of our relationship to anyone or anything else in the world.” - Dr. @RyanMMcgraw1, “The Day of #Worship,” p.99 gpts.edu
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Idolatry is any time we find our satisfaction, our security, our treasure in someone, something, anything else other than God.
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The only way sinners can get past the gates of heaven is by wearing the robes of somebody else's righteousness...the righteousness of Jesus Christ. —@RCSproul #GodUsedRC
The Gospel Is Good News
The gospel is good news. Watch this brief clip of R.C. Sproul through the years proclaiming the good news of the imputed righteousness of Christ.
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Sanctification is first and foremost God’s work. Justification is God’s work for us. Sanctification is God’s work in us.
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What is the efficient cause of regeneration? It is not baptism, it is not the human will, it is not man’s effort. It is the Holy Spirit, the divine wind which blows as he sees fit (John 3:8).
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As soon as we think God owes us mercy, we're not thinking about mercy any more. —@RCSproul
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Ep. 2 Sola Gratia
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