Against the World – I Am Offended
Join host Jerry Johnson for this weeks edition of “Against the World – I Am Offended”. Jerry discusses the fact that offense is something you take, it isn’t something done ...
Regeneration Precedes Faith
One of the most dramatic moments in my life for the shaping of my theology took place in a seminary classroom. One of my professors went to the blackboard and ...
What is the Gospel? by R. C. Sproul
There is no greater message to be heard than that which we call the Gospel. But as important as that is, it is often given to massive distortions or over ...
Against the World – Sincerity Isn’t Christianity
Join host Jerry Johnson for this week’s edition of “Against the World”, as Jerry discusses a recent Facebook post discussing theology. SEE VIDEO HERE
An Antidote Against Arminianism
It hath ever been the lot of truth (like the Lord of it) to be crucified between right-hand and left-hand thieves. Truth’s enemies, on all hands, are various. While some ...
Are You Sure You Like Spurgeon? By Alan Maben
ARE YOU SURE YOU LIKE SPURGEON? “The doctrine of justification itself, as preached by an Arminian, is nothing but the doctrine of salvation by works…” — C.H. Spurgeon Praised by ...
Against the World – The First & Last Adam
Join host Jerry Johnson as he discusses typology between the first and last Adam in this week’s edition of Against the World. SEE VIDEO HERE
Against the World – The World is Trespassing
Join host Jerry Johnson for this week’s edition of Against the World, as Jerry discusses tolerance and intolerance. SEE VIDEO HERE Related Blogs
Against the World – From the Elders of Galatia
Join host Jerry Johnson for this week’s edition of “Against the World”, as Jerry discusses how the church at Galatia would have responded to Paul if they were a modern, ...
Did Christ Die (make Atonement or Payment) for Every Single Sinnner or Only His elect? By John Hendryx
The following is a written response to a brother with the following question about limited atonement (that Christ died only for the elect): Could you please clarify the extent of ...