Equipping University

Introduction 05.03.2008 56:09 ↓

The Bible has long been under attack from those who would love to see its influence disappear. The attacks seem to be growing stronger and the attackers are even bolder. Hollywood, liberal scholars, Muslims, scientists, atheists, and even Christian fundamentalists all charge that the modern Bibles used by most of evangelicalism have been corrupted over time and are not worthy to be read, studied,...

John 6: Irresistible Grace 20.02.2008 11:23 ↓

The doctrine of irresistible grace is easily understood and it all flows from the first tenet of the Calvinistic understanding of how man is saved. The Bible teaches that man is dead in sin and enslaved to a corrupt nature that does not want or seek God. Man is incapable of doing anything that is pleasing to God. Even though man is dead in his sins, he is, of course, still alive and very active in...

Irresistible Grace 13.02.2008 43:06 ↓

The doctrine of irresistible grace is easily understood and it all flows from the first tenet of the Calvinistic understanding of how man is saved. The Bible teaches that man is dead in sin and enslaved to a corrupt nature that does not want or seek God. Man is incapable of doing anything that is pleasing to God. Even though man is dead in his sins, he is, of course, still alive and very active in...

Limited Atonement - "Yeah, but what about...?" 06.02.2008 55:10 ↓

The question we seek to answer in this chapter is this: When Christ died on the cross, who did He intend to save? Did Jesus come to earth to die for every single person who ever has lived or ever will live? Or did Jesus die in order to save those chosen by the Father and given to the Son in eternity past? What was God's intent in Christ's work on the cross? The simplest way to ask the question is...

Limited Atonement: Five More Reasons 30.01.2008 1:01:15 ↓

The question we seek to answer in this chapter is this: When Christ died on the cross, who did He intend to save? Did Jesus come to earth to die for every single person who ever has lived or ever will live? Or did Jesus die in order to save those chosen by the Father and given to the Son in eternity past? What was God's intent in Christ's work on the cross? The simplest way to ask the question is...

Limited Atonement: Christ's Substitution, Intercession 23.01.2008 57:07 ↓

The question we seek to answer in this chapter is this: When Christ died on the cross, who did He intend to save? Did Jesus come to earth to die for every single person who ever has lived or ever will live? Or did Jesus die in order to save those chosen by the Father and given to the Son in eternity past? What was God's intent in Christ's work on the cross? The simplest way to ask the question is...