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Tag Archives: Jesus Christ
Is Grace Triumphant in the Theology of J I Packer?
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 Christian Perfection, faith, holiness, J I Packer, sanctification, Wesley, Wesleyan
Tagged ., calling, discipleship, faith, fruit of the Holy Spirit, God, Holiness, holy scripture, Holy Spirit, J.I.Packer, Jesus Christ, John Wesley, optimism of Grace, Predestination, Reformed Theology, sanctication, sovereignty of God, theology, triumph of grace, Wesleyan Theology
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The Life Giver by Joey LeTourneau: a book review
The Life Giver by Joey LeTournesu is a radical book, a book which if treated seriously could change your life. The books main point is god gives his grace freely to his children so that they may give it 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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Who Is a Saint?
When we think of Saints, we normally think of people who were extra good and who are dead but is this the biblical picture? Let us have a look at the clear teaching of the Bible. It is interesting that … Continue reading
Posted in Theology
Tagged christianity, faith, gifts of the Holy Spirit, God, God the Father, grace, holy, Holy Spirit, Jesus, Jesus Christ, justified, righteous, Saints
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Isaiah 61 Part 2: A God of Justice and Grace who clothes us with robes of righteousness
The biblical picture of a gracious God is one that also demonstrates that he is holy. Isaiah when he proclaims the word of the Lord shows the richness of God’s grace but he never forgets that God is just and … Continue reading
Posted in Theology
Tagged Charismatic, christianity, day of vengeance, everlasting covenant, faith, grace, gracious, healing, holy, Jesus Christ, justice, Redemption, religion, righteous God, robes of righteousness, theology, worship
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Spirt of God empower me: a prayer
Spirit of the Word you indwell our hearts, we look to you for power to love and live a life that glorifies Jesus. Holy Spirit who the Father sends, help us to know that we are adopted into God’s family, … Continue reading
Isaiah 61 Part one: The Kingdom Manifesto
This passage is one that influenced the Lord Jesus Christ, he alone has fulfilled this perfectly but we are called to seek his kingdom and his righteousness therefore this passage has much to teach us. The Spirit of the … Continue reading
Are you a whole person if you are not married?
Every now and then I hear that people are saying that you can only be a whole person if you are married. This theory is supposedly taken from the creation account, Adam and Eve are made to be one flesh. … Continue reading
Posted in Theology
Tagged complete, Creation, discipleship, identity, Jesus Christ, Lordship of Christ, married, Single, union with christ, whole
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Eyes of Honor by Jonathan Welton : A book review
Eyes of Honor is a book that tackles the whole problem of sexual temptation and lust in a positive manner, this is no easy 12 steps to recovery but rather a radical biblical response to a problem that many men … Continue reading
Posted in Theology
Tagged Biblical teaching, faith, God, grace, holy scripture, identity in Christ, Jesus Christ, new creation in christ, respecting women, sanctification, Sex, sexual temptation, temptation, The cross, theology, women
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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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Pneuma and Logos 