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February 2019

February 08, 2019

A Discussion of Romans 9 and Predestination

On today's program, I discussed Romans 9 and double predestination. I looked at the entire...

February 10, 2018

Why I am not Reformed

This video is another clip of a live Q&A podcast in which I answered the...

September 2017

September 28, 2017

Perseverance and Apostasy

Today, I addressed the issue of perseverance and apostasy. I discussed the various Reformed perspectives...

January 2016

January 06, 2016

A Discussion of The Great Divide: A Lutheran Evaluation of Reformed Theology

On today's program, I discussed a number of issues surrounding my book The Great Divide:...

May 2015

May 30, 2015

Calvinism Leads to Credo-Baptism

Hence Calvinism narrows to the last degree any real difference between its own views and...

January 2015

January 27, 2015

Herman Bavinck on the Differences Between Lutheran and Reformed Theology

“The difference seems to be conveyed best by saying that the Reformed Christian thinks theologically,...

January 26, 2015

Podcasts on Lutheran and Reformed Distinctions

Throughout the past couple years of recording my podcast, I have dealt heavily with Reformed...

January 02, 2015

Interviews on the Five Points of Calvinism

I was recently featured in a series of interviews on issues etc. about the five...

October 2014

October 21, 2014

Interviews on Reformed Confessions

I recently did a five part series of interviews on Issues etc. on the Reformed...

June 2014

June 03, 2014

Problems with Covenant Theology

If you have done any study of covenant theology, you are probably aware that the...

June 03, 2014

Thoughts on Mercersburg Theology

I have recently been reading a lot on the "Mercersburg Theology" which arose from conservative...

June 03, 2014

Puritan Confusion of Law and Gospel

For those in the so-called "new Calvinism" camp, the puritans are often considered the apex...

June 03, 2014

Lutherans Have a Weak View of Sin?

On a recent episode of the Reformed radio show "Christ the Center", Professor at Westminster...

June 03, 2014

Reformed Theology and False Faith

I have been meaning to address the issue of "false faith" in Reformed theology for...

June 03, 2014

Clarifying the Issue of Equal Ultimacy

I was asked by a reader to discuss the issue of equal ultimacy.Equal ultimacy is...

June 03, 2014

Differences Between Lutherans and Calvinists on Justification

I was asked by a reader of this blog to address the issue of justification....

June 03, 2014

To be Steeped in History is to Cease Being Reformed

Yes-the title of this post was taken from the oft repeated statement of Cardinal Newman...

June 03, 2014

Calvinism and the Resignation to Hell

A reader of my blog asked me what I thought about a question Calvinists sometimes...

June 03, 2014

The Extent of the Atonement in 1 John 2:2

Last week James White had a radio debate with Arminian Pentecostal scholar Dr. Michael Brown...

June 03, 2014

Limited Atonement in Hebrews

The book of Hebrews has been posed the most difficulty when dealing with the "L"...

June 03, 2014

The Extent of the Atonement in 1 Timothy 2:4

One of the clearest expressions of the universal grace of God comes from the book...

June 03, 2014

Are there Non-Regenerate Believers?

The reformed when debating a Lutheran view of apostasy argue that the "falling away" passages...

June 03, 2014

Practical Implications of Limited Atonement

I at one time believed in the Calvinistic doctrine of limited atonement. This doctrine states...

June 03, 2014

1 John 2:2 and the Extent of the Atonement

1 John 2:2 is one of the foundational texts which speaks against a Calvinistic understanding...

June 03, 2014

Calvinists are Not Augustinian

Calvinists often claim that their theology is not something which arose through the writings of...

June 03, 2014

A Lutheran Evaluation of the Five Points of Calvinism

Often in evangelicalism, the question is asked "are you a Calvinist or an Arminian?" No...