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The Lordship Controversy

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“Office Hours continues with the new series entitled, “New Life in the Shadow of Christ,” by talking with Dr. Michael Horton, Professor of Systematic Theology and Apologetics, about the lordship salvation controversy back in the 80s.”

Ruling Over Sin Instead of Ruling Over the Neighbor

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“In a June 2021 article entitled, “Her Desire Will be For Her Husband”: What Genesis 3:16 Means for Marriage, Jason DeRouchie writes, “the woman’s ‘desire against’ her husband means that, in the cursed world, the wife will seek to overpower and subvert her husband’s God-given authority … when a wife attacks a husband’s God-given headship, […]

Lordship Salvation with Pastor John Fonville

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“On this episode of Theology Gals, Marissa Namirr joins Coleen to discuss Lordship Salvation with John Fonville, Pastor of Paramount Church.”

Assumed Evangelicalism: Some Reflections En Route to Denying the Gospel

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“ You may have heard the story of the Mennonite Brethren movement. One particular analysis goes like this: the first generation believed and proclaimed the gospel and thought that there were certain social entailments. The next generation assumed the gospel and advocated the entailments. The third generation denied the gospel and all that were left […]

What is the Gospel?

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This week is part one of a two part series with John Fonville. In part one we focus on the gospel and law and gospel. In part two we discuss antinomianism and nomism.

Problems with a New Reading of an Old Verse

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“ When discussing gender issues in the church, it’s crucial to understand the various interpretations of the curse on women from Genesis 3:16. After all, only an accurate assessment of the root issues resulting from the Fall will position us to fully appreciate the gospel’s answer. In what follows I will particularly consider the phrase […]

Grudem and Eternal Generation: Did I Bury the Lede?

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“The inimitable Fred Sanders has reviewed the revised Trinity chapter in Wayne Grudem’s second edition of Systematic Theology. As per usual, Fred’s take is clear, measured, engaging, grounded in Scripture, well-versed in the tradition, and just the right amount of levity. I encourage you to read the whole thing, but the nub of the review […]

Natural and Special Revelation: A Reassessment

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“The boundaries and the limits of natural revelation and special revelation are set. Natural revelation is a distinct and separate revelation, communicating God’s imprint upon the created universe; special revelation is a distinct and separate revelation, communicating God’s saving activity to humanity. Although distinct and separate, the two revelations are complimentary and do not contradict […]

Theses on Natural Theology

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“Recent Reformed theology has not held natural theology in high esteem, and that for understandable reasons. Enlightenment thinkers (Catholic, Protestant, and secular) often treated natural theology as a pre-dogmatic discipline, i.e., as a discipline that could and should be established independently of biblical revelation before turning to biblical revelation to establish the truths of dogmatic […]
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