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Jun 12

2014

The Perfect Worshipper

Category: A Theology on Worship Tags: truthandworship, ReformedWorship, Worship, Resurrection, Glorification, Godly Living, Fear of the Lord, law, gospel, Scripture, sin, regulative principle of worship, God's glory, salvation, redemption, Fall, amazing grace, Doctrines of Grace, grace, The Gospel, Covenant of Works, Worshipper, Adam, eschatology, Idolatry, active obedience

A Perfect Worshipper saved us so that we can worship God in spirit and truth.

Apr 9

2014

The Doctrines of Grace, Part Five: The Perseverance of the Saints Unto Glory

Category: Soteriology Tags: Confessionalism, The Doctrine of Justification, doctrine, Glorification, Godly Living, Bible, gospel, God's glory, salvation, redemption, love, amazing grace, Reformation, Doctrines of Grace, Canons of Dort, predestination, election, soteriology, grace, Monergism, Irresistible Grace, Synod of Dort, perseverance

The perseverance of the saints is the vital capstone upon the Doctrines of Grace.

Feb 12

2014

The Doctrines of Grace, Part Four: The Effectual and Gracious Calling of God Unto Salvation

Category: Soteriology Tags: Reformed, ReformedWorship, Confessionalism, Communion of Saints, doctrine, Resurrection, Lord's Supper, Fear of the Lord, Bible, gospel, Scripture, sin, Holy Catholic Church, Pilgrim, God's glory, salvation, redemption, love, Fall, amazing grace, Reformation, Doctrines of Grace, Canons of Dort, election, soteriology, grace, Monergism, Effectual Calling, Irresistible Grace

Because we are dead in our sins and trespasses, God effectually calls us unto salvation by regenerating us and transforming us into new creatures in Christ.

Jan 14

2014

The Doctrines of Grace, Part Three: Our Absolute Need for a Complete Savior

Category: Soteriology Tags: Reformed, Confessionalism, The Doctrine of Justification, doctrine, Fear of the Lord, law, gospel, Common Grace, sin, theology of the cross, total depravity, Romans 7, atonement, God's glory, salvation, redemption, love, Fall, culture, amazing grace, Reformation, human condition, Doctrines of Grace, Canons of Dort, soteriology, grace

Our total depravity shows us that we need a complete Savior to save us from our terrible predicament.

Dec 31

2013

The Doctrines of Grace, Part Two: The Saving Work of Christ

Category: Soteriology Tags: Reformed, Confessionalism, The Doctrine of Justification, doctrine, Fear of the Lord, gospel, Scripture, sin, theodicy, total depravity, atonement, problem of evil, God's glory, salvation, redemption, love, Fall, amazing grace, Reformation, Doctrines of Grace, Canons of Dort, predestination, election, soteriology, grace

God sent His Son Jesus Christ to completely atone for the sins of His people, so that they are saved to worship Him forever and ever. This post covers the Second Head of the Canons of Dort.

Oct 18

2013

How Should Christians Approach Works of Culture?

Category: Christian Living Tags: Common Grace, general revelation, God's glory, Godly Living, love, Missoula, Providence, redemption, revelation, special revelation, salvation, sin, culture, discernment, literature, books, film, art

In approaching works of culture, we seek to think about and contemplate the world which God has created and all the good things in it which witness to His works of creation, providence, and redemption

Oct 2

2013

Why Did God Permit Evil?

Category: The Works of God Tags: Bible, doctrine, Fear of the Lord, general revelation, gospel, revelation, Scripture, sin, special revelation, suffering, theodicy, total depravity, theology of the cross, problem of evil, God's glory, salvation, redemption, love, Fall

The problem of evil is difficult to face, but God has permitted it for His glory. Because He is perfect, holy, and righteous, God has a good reason to allow evil - and this is shown most poignantly in His redemptive work in history.