Paul Washer Sermon: The Way Is Narrow
Wow.... just WOW! Voddie Baucham would say, "If you can't say 'Amen,' you gotta say 'Ouch'!" There is so much conviction as a Christian in America viewing this... wow. PLEASE watch it.
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On Definite Redemption, from the Reformation Study Bible
I know some Reformed Christians who identify themselves as "4-Point Calvinists." The doctrine they have problem with in TULIP? The vast majority of these 4-pointers have a problem with the "L" -- the doctrine of Limited Atonement. This is, for those of you who may not know, is the doctrine of grace that states that Christ died ONLY for the elect-- NOT for the sins of the entire race of man. I have decided to post some thoughts from Sproul and the rest of the team that brought about The Reformation Study Bible. This particular study note is entitled "Definite Redemption" and located in the English Standard Version or the Reformation Study Bible , pg 1530. Definite Redemption Definite redemption, also called "particular redemption," or "limited atonement," is the historic Reformed doctrine about the intention of the triune God in the death of Jesus Christ. Without questioning the infinite word of Christ's sacrifice or the ge