The Synod of Dort shaped Calvinism’s five points, but Scripture must judge every doctrine of grace, election, atonement, and endurance.
The Synod of Dort and the Five Points of Calvinism
God Requires A Blood Sacrifice—He Couldn’t Come Up with a Better Solution?
Why did God require blood sacrifice? Scripture shows that Christ’s ransom upholds justice, reveals love, and opens the way to life.
God Offers Himself to Himself to Rescue You From Himself—That’s Supposed to Be Clear?
Christianity teaches not divine confusion, but Jehovah’s righteous rescue of sinners through Christ’s corresponding ransom.
How Are We to Undrstand the Christian Theological Study of Sin?
Hamartiology is the biblical doctrine of sin—its origin, nature, spread, consequences, and the only remedy found in Christ’s sacrifice.
What Is Soteriology?
Soteriology is the Bible’s doctrine of salvation, explaining how Jehovah saves sinners through Christ’s sacrifice, faith, repentance, and endurance.
Calvinism Vs. Arminianism: Which View Is Correct?
Scripture presents salvation as God’s gracious gift in Christ, sincerely offered to all, received by faith, and resistible by unbelief.
Will the Real Jesus Please Stand Up?
The real Jesus is not a cultural symbol or life coach, but the crucified and risen Lord revealed in Scripture, calling all to repent and follow Him.
Early Heresies: Gnosticism, Docetism, and Legalism
Early distortions—Gnosticism, Docetism, and Legalism—assaulted creation’s goodness, Christ’s true humanity, and grace. Scripture answers with public truth.
The Substitutionary Atonement: Christ Died in Our Place
Paul's doctrine of substitutionary atonement emphasizes Christ's voluntary sacrifice for humanity's sins, requiring individual faith and enduring loyalty for salvation.
Exploring the Depths of Salvation in Arminianism: Doctrine, History, and Impact
Delve into the rich tapestry of Arminianism's approach to salvation, a pivotal element of Christian theology. This article explores Arminianism's historical roots, key doctrinal stances on free will, divine grace, and atonement, and its enduring impact on modern Christian faith and practice.
