Calvin’s Critique of Charismatic Calvinists
From the Strange Fire Conference in 2013, Steven Lawson speaks on what John Calvin thought of regarding Calvinists who were Charismatics.
Two Videos on Limited Atonement
Of the five points of Calvinism commonly known as TULIP, the most controversial is on Limited Atonement. For many it is simply a misunderstand of the term or the word “limited” seems to be a stumbling block. Recently, two videos were released that addr…
Inerrancy, Pragmatism, and Why I am Voting for Mike Stone for President of the SBC
I have been asked this question numerous times over the last few months. Usually it is attached to another question like this, “Since Al Mohler shares your reformed theology, why … More
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For God So Loved the World
Every Christian believes in limited atonement. That may sound ludicrous to my Arminian friends because it has long been assumed that only Calvinists hold to the dreaded “L” in TULIP. … More
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Confessions Give Clear and Tested Expression To Controverted Doctrines
At least through the first three centuries of Christian history, baptism was preceded by a statement of belief on the part of the person being baptized. Some confessions arose, therefore, … More
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Reformed by the Word: One Church’s Journey
All reformation begins with the Word, because it is the Word that is empowered by God for the work that needs to be done[1]. I was asked to share what … More
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What is Covenant Theology? Here are Two New Resources You Don’t Want to Miss
Few would doubt that the last twenty has seen a remarkable surge of interest in Reformed Theology. So much so, that many younger evangelicals, as opposed to prior generations, would now be comfortable identifying themselves as reformed (in some way).
I…