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Tag Archives: Spurgeon
Predestination and the Assurance of Faith.
For many the word predestination is a scary word that causes them to doubt the goodness of God but the biblical perspective is entirely different it leads to assurance not fear. the Apostle Paul in Ephesians 1, paints an entirely … Continue reading
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Tagged Arminian, assurance, grace, Hyper-Calvinist, J.I.Packer, Predestination, sovereignty of God, Spurgeon
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Repentance: A Missing Dimension in Modern Christianity
The subject of repentance is one of vital importance for our presentation of the gospel, I believe that some of the shallowness in modern Christianity can be linked to a failure to call people to repentance. When we read the … Continue reading
Posted in Apostolic church, Church, faith, Jonathan Edwards, New Testament, reformation. salvation, Repent, repentance, Revival, sin, Spurgeon, Wesley, Whitefield
Tagged discipleship, faith, healing, Jesus Christ, Jonathan Edwards, Preaching, repent, repentance, sin, Spurgeon, Wesley, Whitefield
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Preaching:Vital for the Health and Growth of the Church
There are so many attitudes to preaching in today’s church, sometimes the role of preaching is downplayed and in other circles the Church is turned into a preaching station. The scripture is full of examples of preaching and obviously it … Continue reading
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Tagged Billy Graham, Church, grace, holy scripture, Jesus Christ, Pentecost, Preaching, revival, semon, servant of god, Spurgeon, Wesley, word and spirit
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Predestination and the Assurance of Faith.
For many the word predestination is a scary word that causes them to doubt the goodness of God but the biblical perspective is entirely different it leads to assurance not fear. the Apostle Paul in Ephesians 1, paints an entirely … Continue reading
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Tagged Arminian, assurance, grace, Hyper-Calvinist, J.I.Packer, Predestination, sovereignty of God, Spurgeon
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Revival and Theology Part 2
In part one I looked at Apostolic Christianity as the grand example of a revival. I showed then the importance of theology for the early church. In this second part I want to demonstrate the continuing relationship of theology and … Continue reading
Posted in Arminian, Charismatic, Fletcher, Holy Spirit, Jonathan Edwards, Pentecostal, post Apostolic Church, Reformed, Revival, Spurgeon, The Reformation, Theology, Wesley, Word of God
Tagged Apostolic Fathers, Calvin, Charismatic, Charismatic Movement, christianity, Church, discipleship, faith, God, grace, Holy Spirit, Jesus Christ, Jonathan Edwards, Luther, Pentecostalism, Pheobe Palmer.Finney, Spurgeon, The reformation, W.H Durham
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Pneuma and Logos 
Revival and Theology Part 2
In part one I looked at Apostolic Christianity as the grand example of a revival. I showed then the importance of theology for the early church. In this second part I want to demonstrate the continuing relationship of theology and … Continue reading →