Calvin On the Christian Life
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The contrast between Law and Gospel is to be understood, and from this distinction we deduce that, just as the Law demands work, the Gospel requires only that men should bring faith in order to receive the grace of God. … Continue reading
To what extent, if any, should Anglican and Reformed models of worship overlap? As to their differences - first, what are they; and secondly, are they material or formal? And if the differences are real - it seems fairly clear … Continue reading
But with the immediate (helpful and true) caveat: We ought not to follow any man, except in so far as he leads us to Christ. Calvin — Burk Parsons (@BurkParsons) July 10, 2013 In his own words, don’t celebrate the … Continue reading
About Resources Events Spread! Dr. Scott Manetsch lectures on Calvin’s Pastoral Theology. This video was taken from the RCA Integrity conference, which we’ve linked to in the past. Video Download: Ligon Duncan on Building Ministry on Biblical Foundations http://t.co/zulYqvZt Is … Continue reading
Christ does not approach the grave as an idle spectator, but as a champion who prepares for a contest; and therefore we need not wonder that he again groans; for the violent tyranny of death, which he had to conquer, … Continue reading
July 10 is the 503rd anniversary of John Calvin’s (1509 - 64) birthday. Many blame Calvin for coming up with a novel and unbiblical theology that centered on predestination. I think that, not only was Calvin’s theology eminently biblical, but … Continue reading
Calvin: Indeed, this life, however crammed with infinite miseries it may be, is still rightly to be counted among those blessings of God which are not to be spurned.
I’ve looked at the claims of inclusivism, universalism, and exclusivism before, but sometimes the nature Allah confuses these issues. Do Christians and Muslims worship the same g/God? Does Islam and Christianity agree for at least one Person of the Trinity? … Continue reading
I once remember hearing that not only was the predestination of John Calvin not unique, it wasn’t even controversial among the deeper thinkers in Christian history. In fact, no less than Thomas Aquinas (1224-1274) could said to be something of … Continue reading