The Nature and Effect of Grace in the Life of the Christian
I recently had a conversation with an atheistic Facebook friend about the nature of grace. By his own account, “JH”
I recently had a conversation with an atheistic Facebook friend about the nature of grace. By his own account, “JH”
I while ago I responded to an atheist friend’s Facebook comment about blaming Republicans for (at the time) the failure
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As I understand it, a lunchtime crowd at a Canadian shopping mall food court was surprised and delighted when over
I hereby congratulate myself on the just-created weekly award of – drumroll, please – “Worst Arminian in the World“. I
A rather pathetic title for a hissy-fit between a Calvinist named Timothy Elder Jr at Christian Clarity Review and one
Even though my father suffered from Alzheimer’s for nearly 10 years, it’s still a surprise when I’m told that dad has
I am saddened to hear of Joni Eareckson Tada’s breast cancer and only wish her the very best with her surgery
Some words should simply never be placed next to each other. Two words that I’ll try not to use together
Thankfully, neither my daughter who was driving this car or the driver of the other vehicle were seriously injured. However,
An interesting article from the Christian Science Monitor related to the resurgence of Calvinism can be found here.
It’s been a while since I’ve delved into any Arminian/Calvinist stuff. Perhaps a break was needed. Sometimes, however, other things
This post came about from comments written by myself and two others elsewhere on this blog. For the sake of
I think I have a condition. I think it’s called Calvinitis. Hopefully it’s not contagious. Calvinitis is the inability to
All too often I’ve had discussions with people who are “seeking God’s will” about something. Trying to think through how
After my little (upheaval) with Christian Clarity Review, I looked for other Calvinist perspectives on the earthquake tragedy in Haiti.
A recent blog post (here) started with the comment: Quick: for the preservation of history, count all the Calvinists in
Irrespective of my struggle with Calvinistic thought, I couldn’t help but enjoy a bit of levity when I came across
Now, there’s a question I’ve never have thought to ask. However, in this video (here) Pastor Mark Kielar put the
So far as I can tell – all things Calvinist have to go through election and to that end, I’m
Below is a letter I wrote after hearing a sermon on “How Can I Know the Will of God?” Dear
I was referred to this video for a Calvinist perspective that John 3:16 is more accurately interpreted “all who believe”