Few pastors preach through Nahum; it only takes the first chapter to understand why. Nahum calls God’s people to worship when the wrath arrives.
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Resources for Studying the Law and the Gospel | Jon English Lee
A proper understanding of the relationship between the law and the gospel is crucial for any minister hoping to be effective in his preaching and counseling.
Biblical Support for Creeds and Confessions | Jon English Lee
Confessions help clarify biblical truth by affirming and negating the validity of various interpretations of scripture.
1689 10:1-4 Of Effectual Calling: Its Instrumentality | Sam Waldron
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.
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.
No Salvation Outside the Church? Yes and No | Quinn Privette
Reformed Baptists agree with Calvin’s assessment that it is especially through the preaching of the Word that God builds up believers unto salvation.
No Salvation Outside the Church?: What is the Church Anyway? | Quinn Privette
Reformed Baptists reject not merely the authority, but the very existence of such an episcopate which exercises quasi-apostolic authority over various churches.
No Salvation Outside the Church?: What Reformed Baptists Cannot Affirm | Quinn Privette
Reformed Baptists maintain that true “apostolic succession” is the passing down of the faith which the apostles taught.
Death, Hell, and Christ’s Descent: Biblical Arguments against a Descent to Hades | Ben Habegger
The first biblical doctrine which I will use to argue against that idea is the doctrine that Christ completed his work of atonement on the cross.