By: Dan Martin
The key in what you’re saying, Andrew (to me anyway) is this: That is, it’s written to us to tell us to persevere because we’re safe in Christ’s hands. If by this, you mean “stop worrying about...
View ArticleBy: Ben Irwin
OK, I’m late to the party, but I’m especially glad you shared the second video. It took me several years to work myself through (and ultimately out of) a Calvinist reading of the Bible, so I can relate...
View ArticleBy: H. L.
Interestingly enough… John MacArthur, who holds your same viewpoint, has a video on the end times. In it, he states that the False Prophet will claim to be the “real” Jesus. He will convince the...
View ArticleBy: Jacob Elliott
There is no such thing as free will. If your not calvanist as I am then you would still contend that your “will” is affected by your sin nature and therefore not free.
View ArticleBy: Gary
Salvation is actually a much simpler event that what many evangelicals make it out to be. Lutherans believe that salvation occurs solely due to the will and work of God. The sinner is a passive...
View ArticleBy: Dan Martin
Well, yeah, I’ve heard that before. Problem is, it’s logically impossible to have assurance of salvation under your model, because the only time one can be (mostly) sure someone hasn’t fallen away is...
View ArticleBy: AndrewF
How can we know whether or not the person dies in unbelief? Perseverance would say that an elect would ultimately be held by Christ. I don’t know that we should put apparent experience before revealed...
View ArticleBy: Flip Chipper
I’m 5 years late, but here’s my answer to that. God made it quite clearly that everyone outside of Israel (the first elected nation), and even more, everyone outside of Christ are “lost and without...
View Article
