False Christian teachings, trends….
Contentment is a blessing bestowed by the New Covenant and its promises; all believers may partake of all the blessings of this covenant – Burroughs clarifies the knowledge, understandings, conduct…via which one might arrive at contentment…The doctrine contained in Phil. 4:11 is that it is the duty, glory and excellence of a Christian to be well-skilled in the mystery of Christian contentment
Martyn Lloyd-Jones sermon titled: Once saved; Always Saved, with scripture proof texts
The birth of Jesus it truly a monumental event the long awaited Son of David, Son of Abraham, Immanuel, and last Adam, had come; Yahweh has finally come, and with Him is plentiful redemption; He has redeemed us from all our iniquities; that is why we sing…He comes to make His blessings flow far as the curse is found…
Jesus has a family tree; He is a real human being; born in a specific time and place; His ancestry includes royal and common people – all sinners (King David; patriarch Abraham; prostitute Rahab; adulteress Bathsheba…); he had to be made like His brothers in every respect to be able to make propitiation: the mystery of His incarnation is that eternal God took on flesh and became a human being
Since Christ also died for our sanctification, as we grow in knowledge of Him, we will be increasingly moved to pursue holiness via grace
Dr. John MacArthur contrasts false religion with the biblical gospel message, clarifying the way of salvation
The late pastor Ray Stedman on Romans 7:25 – 8:4 the struggle between the spirit and the flesh
Herein, Christ’s death is explained in terms of how it enables our salvation and benefits us now and at the time we die.
Dr. John MacArthur addresses the “will” of God in the following brief sermon excerpt. There is a link at the end of this post for
I think that the above verse is not well understood by many Christians. It took me more than 10 years of Bible study and self-observation