Monthly Archives: January 2009
Peter Enns attending Arminian church
According to his website, Peter Enns is now attending an Arminian church. I think this is pretty cool. Enns is a scholar who until recently taught at Westminster Theological Seminary. Last year he was suspended and later parted ways with … Continue reading
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Paintings of Jesus by Warner Sallman
Some of the most famous American paintings of Jesus were done by artist Warner Sallman (1892-1968). If you grew up in a Christian environment (Protestant or Catholic), you’ve seen these pictures in your church and maybe had them in your … Continue reading
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Can my ministry flourish in a Reformed environment even though I hold to Arminian theology?
This post was inspired by something John Piper wrote, which you can read here. Can my ministry flourish in a Reformed environment even though I hold to Arminian theology? I don’t want to encourage a pastor, whether a worship pastor … Continue reading
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The Farmer, the Boys, and the Pond
In his book “Chosen but Free“, Dr. Norman Geisler* gives a illustration that vividly explains the problem with the Calvinistic teaching of Limited Atonement. Here is a paraphrase of the story: There was a farmer who owned a pond. He … Continue reading
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Romans 9 Series at Classical Arminianism
Billy at Classical Arminianism is doing a detailed exegesis of Romans 9. Be sure to check it out! Link: A Journey Through Romans 9
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