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Passing The Test
Douglas Wilson tells a story that sounds like a joke, but the punchline is eternally true. Once there was a Presbyterian minister who had made the whole topic of sola fide his special field of study....
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Salvation Is All God’s Doing (via David Cook)
The second in a three-part series on vital issues in systematic theology by David Cook, current moderator-general of the Presbyterian Church of Australia. Do I contribute to my own salvation? Do I...
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Why’d You Give Me This, God? (via Adam 4d)
I appreciate a lot of this webtoon’s posts, but really liked this one.
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Seeing The Father In Cross (via Noel Due and Daniel Bush)
The unity of the Godhead means that any depiction of the Cross that paints Jesus as the one who protects us from the Father profoundly misrepresents the character of God. From Noel Due and Daniel Bush:...
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Still A Great Salvation? (via Sinclair Ferguson)
A salvation that is eternal in scope, personal in application, and expresses the character of God. It is not wonder the Scriptures describe it as great. Sinclair Ferguson wonders how a salvation that...
View ArticleHe Who Has Said, ‘It Is Finished,’ Will Never Leave Anything Undone (via...
Tomorrow, for those of us who have not been called home, the work of our salvation will continue toward its completion: From Charles Spurgeon, quoted at Tolle Lege: If, when we were sinners, Christ...
View ArticleJesus Doesn’t Believe In You. That’s Why He Saves You. (via Chad Bird)
It’s because Jesus knows us completely that he knows how completely we need to be saved. And that’s how he reveals the gracious magnitude of God’s love. From Chad Bird: Jesus knows good and well that...
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The Unmistakable Sign Of Conversion (via Sammy Rhodes)
Jesus as Saviour only makes sense if you know you need saving. Jesus as Saviour leads us into a deeper and deeper understanding of our ongoing need to be saved. Our maturity of Christians is not to...
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