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Was Luther guilty of anti-Semitism?
NICHOLS: This is a question you hear a lot, and I think we’ve got to look at the broad context of Luther. Then we need to say that we need to understand him in that context, but we also need …Read More
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Are there distinctions of sin in hell?
SPROUL: I think the New Testament makes it clear. There are at least twenty-five references in the New Testament that speak of the various degrees of punishment and/or reward in heaven relative to the degrees of sinfulness of sin. Even …Read More
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Is it biblical to say God “loves you” to believers and nonbelievers alike?
Historically and theologically, we distinguish among three types of divine love. There is God’s love of benevolence, where God has a kind spirit to the whole world. His benevolent will and love fall on everybody. There is also the sense …Read More
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Since God is sovereign, what is the purpose of intercessory prayer?
Since God is sovereign, why should we pray? In this “Questions and Answers” session from Ligonier’s 2015 National Conference, Sinclair Ferguson explains that we pray because God sovereignly commands us to. Just ask Ligonier to get clear and …Read More
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How is the current cultural climate forcing the “mushy middle” out of the church?
Churches used to be able to say to unbelievers, “You can gain a bit of social capital by coming to join with us. There’s some value added to your life if you come and join with us. If you just …Read More
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