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The Historical and Biblical Outlier of Wesleyan Salvation and Sanctification (Part 6)
Part One Part Two Part Three Part Four Part Five The baptismal regeneration piece of John Wesley’s doctrine of salvation and sanctification phased out of Wesleyanism and Methodism during the 19th century, leaving two remaining that were hugely problematic to a biblical, historical, true, and saving faith. Of the two, one […]
Jesus, the Mystery Form of the Kingdom, and Last Things
A Tipping Point Israel as a whole and its religious leaders rejected Jesus Christ with chapter twelve of Matthew the deciding juncture, a tipping point. They said that Jesus cast out demons by Beelzebub. The Lord declared that it was the treasury of their heart out of which they made that pronouncement about Him. Jesus […]
How Does Someone Receive the Gift of Faith That Saves? (part two)
Part One Rejection of the Gift of Faith or Suppressing the Truth The rejection of God’s gift of faith, ‘biting the hand that feeds you,’ comes from ignoring or refusing general revelation from God. Even if someone does not recognize it or acknowledge it, it is rebellion against God. Romans 1:25 says that this lack […]
30, 60, 100: Can We Conclude That More Fruit Was Caused by the One Receiving the Seed?
You might hear something so many times that you think it is the truth, but sometimes it is the truth and sometimes not. In the classroom teaching for over 25 years, I will ask students a question, and after the first one responds, others will take their answer down the same path, even though it […]
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