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How Do I Know That God Is for Me?
from Sinclair Ferguson Sep 16, 2019 Category: Articles
God has promised to work everything together for the good of His people. If God is for us, it follows that, ultimately, nothing can stand against us. That is logical. Otherwise, God would not be God. If something could rise up against God and overcome Him, that other thing would be God. God would then prove to be a false god—no God at all. But on the contrary Paul is saying that in the last analysis, nothing can be against us if God is for us.
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Who Is Lord: Christ or Caesar?
from Stephen Nichols Sep 13, 2019 Category: Articles
Someday, we will be like Him. That's our hope. But it's not a hope that we put on the shelf, and it's not a hope that sends us into a cave. It's a hope that sends us into the world with confidence. We can be confident in God, confident in His Word, confident in Christ, confident in the gospel, and confident in hope.
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God Is Incomprehensible
from R.C. Sproul Sep 11, 2019 Category: Articles
What can we know about God? That's the most basic question of theology, for what we can know about God and whether we can know anything about Him at all determine the scope and content of our study. Here we must consider the teaching of the greatest theologians in history, all of whom have affirmed the "incomprehensibility of God." By using the term incomprehensible, they are not referring to something we are unable to comprehend or know at all. Theologically speaking, to say God is incomprehensible is not to say that God is utterly unknowable. It is to say that none of us can comprehend God exhaustively.
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Endless, Bottomless, Boundless Grace and Compassion
from Sinclair Ferguson Sep 09, 2019 Category: Articles
The New Testament’s most frequent, and indeed most basic, description of the believer is that he or she is a person "in Christ." The expression and its variants overwhelmingly dominate the teaching of the Apostles.
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The Essence of the Calvinistic Life
from Sinclair Ferguson Sep 06, 2019 Category: Articles
Calvinism—at least in its consistent forms—has never been merely cerebral. The history of Reformed Christianity is also the story of the highest order of spiritual experience.
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How Sinful Is Man?
from R.C. Sproul Sep 04, 2019 Category: Articles
Imagine a circle that represents the character of mankind. Now imagine that if someone sins, a spot—a moral blemish of sorts—appears in the circle, marring the character of man. If other sins occur, more blemishes appear in the circle.
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Is Marriage “Just a Piece of Paper”?
from R.C. Sproul Sep 02, 2019 Category: Articles
Unfortunately, some Christians have rejected the legal and formal aspects of marriage, arguing that marriage is a matter of private and individual commitment between two people and has no legal or formal requirements.
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Helps for Doubting Christians
from William Boekestein Aug 30, 2019 Category: Articles
Sooner or later every thoughtful Christian will feel the unsettling, soul-gripping claw of doubt.
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7 Ways to Grow in the Art of Communication
from Joel Beeke Aug 28, 2019 Category: Articles
We need to understand that communication is an art that we all must learn better. It does not come naturally. Here are seven principles to help you to grow in this art, that you might teach your children.
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We’re Called to Make Disciples, not Simply Converts
from R.C. Sproul Aug 26, 2019 Category: Articles
We should take notice of what Jesus did not say in the Great Commission. He did not say, "Go therefore and make converts of as many people as possible."
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