Before I go any further, I guess I need to make a few introductory comments. I’m thankful for the revival of interest in recent years in the doctrines of grace and in sound doctrine. I became Reformed three years ago this week (tomorrow to be exact) and I can say if I could do my [...]

I was reading a book yesterday evening, just before I planned to go to bed and saw an amazing little section on the mediatorial offices of Christ, and so I figured I’d post it. Enjoy… When we speak of Christ’s office, we are saying that He is our great Prophet (Acts 3:22-26), our only High [...]

I get asked this all the time - “Why leave Pentecostalism to become a Reformed Baptist?” Well, allow the folks from the PuritanBoard to explain “Why Reformed?” [BTW join PuritanBoard - they're nice folks]: The National Study of Youth and Religion (NSYR) has published its first major findings in Soul Searching: The Religious and Spiritual Lives [...]

The uber-man that is Lane Chaplin has done it again, and just as I finished my paper too. Ever wanted a good introduction to the dreadly C-word [Calvinism...I like the word ]? Well here it is: You can check out the simply excellent website of Dr. White by hitting up www.aomin.org or just scrolling down [...]

It’s been a while now, but here is Part 7 of Dr. John Piper’s seminar on the Doctrines of Grace:

Here is the long overdue 6th session from the Bethlehem Institute study on the Doctrines of Grace:

I need to stop visiting Lane Chaplin’s new blog, I really do. Each and every time I go there, there is something good [my question at the moment is where does he find it all?]. He got in touch with Dr. James White, and before you know it, Dr. White placed up one of the [...]

A little late, I know, but in concurrence with the video series by Dr. Piper, here is Part 3 of the series on the Puritans and the Doctrines of Grace, courtesy of Dr. C. Matthew McMahon: Limited Atonement The Atonement of Jesus Christ is not limited in its power to save, but in the extent [...]