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Tag Archives: assurance
The Importance of Holy Communion.
the Lord’s Supper very often we have a low view of the significance of Holy Communion in evangelical circles, we have tended to reduce it to a memorial meal which does not feature strongly in our worship. Many Christians come … Continue reading
Posted in faith, grace, Holy communion, Jesus Christ, love, loving, reformation. salvation, relationships, the Lord's Supper
Tagged apostle paul, assurance, atonement, Church, faith, grace, healing, Holy Commion, holy scripture, Jesus Christ, Lord's Supper, Redemption, The cross, theology, worship
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Is Grace Triumphant in the Theology of J I Packer (Revised 2013)
Introduction. In this essay I will examine J I Packer’s teaching on holiness giving special attention to his view of the role of man and of the grace of God. This will be examined against the background of his Reformed … Continue reading
Posted in Theology
Tagged assurance, atonement, concise theology, confession of faith, discipleship, faith, God, grace, Holiness, holy scripture, Holy Spirit, J.I.Packer, Jesus Christ, John Calvin, John Wesley, Predestination, Reformed Theology, sanctification, theology, Thomas Watson, total depravity, Wesleyan Theology, westminster confession of faith
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What Must I Do To Be Saved?
Many people think that the only way to be acceptable to God is to be good enough, The problem is that they try and try, and yet they always seem to fail. The good news is that we do not … Continue reading
Posted in Theology
Tagged assurance, atonement, christ jesus, christianity, faith, gift from god, God, God the Father, grace, holy scripture, Jesus Christ, jesus is lord, lord jesus christ, new birth, Pentecost, prayer, Redemption, rich in mercy, salvation, theology
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The Faithful God Of The Bible
The God who reveals himself to us in the Bible is a covenant keeping God. He is always faithful to his word, he always keeps his promises and imparts grace to his children. sometimes as we look at the picture … Continue reading
Posted in Theology
Tagged assurance, calling, christianity, discipleship, emotions, faith, God, God the Father, grace, holy scripture, Holy Spirit, Jesus Christ, malachi 3, new birth, Redemption, sovereignty of God, spirituality, theology, Word of God, worship
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Who Am I? the question of my identity as a Christian
Many Christians struggle with very negative thoughts about themselves. We realize our own sinfulness and tend to see ourselves primarily as sinners saved by grace but is that all there is to say about the matter? What is staggering to … Continue reading
The Sovereign Lord Cares for His People and Pours His Spirit out upon them
One of the great Biblical truths is that of the greatness of God, he is the sovereign Lord over all things. Time and time again the bible uses this fact to reassure us, some people see God’s greatness in abstract … Continue reading
Posted in Theology
Tagged assurance, atonement, christianity, faith, forgiveness, God the Father, grace, greatness of god, Isaiah 44, Jesus Christ, prayer, Redemption, religion, restoration, servant of god, Sovereign Lord, sovereignty of God, spirituality, theology, worship
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God’s Sovereign Choice of Some to Salvation
References to god’s sovereign choice of some to salvation can be found throughout the Bible. This short article cannot hope to do justice to the fullness of the scriptural truth on this subject but rather will look at some key … Continue reading
Posted in Theology
Tagged Abraham, assurance, atonement, calling, Calvinism, Elect, election, faith, God the Father, grace, holy scripture, Jacob, Jesus Christ, new birth, Predestination, Reformed Theology, sovereignty of God
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The Eternal God, The Wonderful Saviour and The Priestly People: Revelation Chapter 1.
The book of Revelation is one that puzzles many of us but this first chapter is full of truth that we need to heed. The book of Revelation is an epistle to God’s Church which contains much mysterious symbolism but … Continue reading
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Tagged assurance, atonement, Book of Revelation, Church, consummation, faith, God the Father, grace, Jesus Christ, Lordship of Christ, Revelation 1, sovereignty of God, The cross, worship
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The Powerful God Who Binds Up My Wounds: Psalm 147
Regular readers of this blog will realize that I love the Psalms because they express so many different aspects of our faith in God. Psalm 147 is a Psalm full of praise to god for his greatness and his loving care. The … Continue reading
Pneuma and Logos 