Only the key of the gospel fits the lock of the human heart. And it takes the power of the hand of God to turn the key and break the rust off the lock of the human heart and bring it to salvation.
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1689 10:1-4 Of Effectual Calling: Its Efficacy | Sam Waldron
Effectual calling actually and powerfully saves all those to whom it comes!
1689 10:1-4 Of Effectual Calling: Its Individuality & Priority | Sam Waldron
The effectual call comes to specific individuals and is not just a divine “group hug.” Effectual calling is specific, personal, and individual—not merely corporate.
In Remembrance of A. N. Martin | Sam Waldron
The death of those who have blessed, guided, and helped us through this life should not be allowed to pass without notice and gratitude. I do thank God for the life and ministry of A. N. Martiin. I cannot allow his homegoing to pass without expressing deep thanksgiving for God giving him to us.
1689 10:3 Elect Infants | Sam Waldron
What shall we say to those who mourn the death of an infant? The Scriptures may not be explicit, but there is much by way of implication that may be of comfort to grieving parents.
1689 10:1-4 Of Effectual Calling | Sam Waldron
I suppose that someone studying the Confession might be surprised that it contains no chapter on regeneration. That subject is, however, dealt with under the heading of effectual calling.
Questions Asked at an Eschatology Conference: Part 7 | Sam Waldron
*Editor’s Note: Below are handwritten questions submitted to Dr. Sam Waldron at an Eschatology Conference. Since we think these questions and answers could be helpful for a broader audience, we are posting them here as a blog series.
Questions Asked at an Eschatology Conference: Part 6 | Sam Waldron
Kings should rule within their limited sphere in light of the principles of God’s moral law. The leaders of Gentile kingdoms are not theocratic kings. The theocratic kingdom was destroyed by Babylon and Rome. It will not be re-erected until the King returns. Thus, their authority focuses on enforcing the Second Table of the Law.
Questions Asked at an Eschatology Conference: Part 5 | Sam Waldron
It is often assumed that the Great Commission does call for and thus predicts the discipling of nations as whole nations. This is totally to misapprehend what Jesus is saying here. Let me explain why.
Questions Asked at an Eschatology Conference: Part 4 | Sam Waldron
It is well-known among our small circle of Reformed Baptists that I take some exception to the statement of 1689 26:4 which asserts “… the Pope of Rome … is that antichrist, that man of sin and son of perdition, that exalteth himself in the church against Christ and all that is called God; whom the Lord shall destroy with the brightness of his coming.” Let me explain my position.