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A great thought to empower our worship today:
In justification, God declares of penitent believers that they’re not, and never will be, liable to the death that their sins deserve, because Jesus Christ their substitute and sacrifice, tasted death in their place on the cross.
—JI Packer
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I’m inclined to agree with RC Sproul on this. How about you?
“Every Christian is indwelt by the Holy Spirit. His presence guarantees liberty from demonic possession.”
Can a Christian be demon-possessed? ⬇️
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Some professing Christians claim to have experienced demon possession, even after coming to faith in Christ.
But is that actually possible? Can someone who belongs to Christ also be possessed by a demon?
Read more ⬇️
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RC Sproul’s five favorite theologians. Who are your five favorites from any era?
In studying, let [the Christian] not only read, but pray; let him commune not with man alone, but with God in prayer, with himself in meditation.
—Herman Witsius
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How Should Christians Think About Israel?
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Before anyone in the area had ever heard of Luther, I began to preach the gospel of Christ in 1516.
—Zwingli
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A Christian is a man:
▸ Who trusts in the one true and only God.
▸ Who relies upon His mercy through His Son Christ, God of God.
▸ Who models himself upon His example.
▸ Who dies daily (1 Cor. 15:31).
▸ Who daily renounces self.
▸ Who is intent upon this one thing, not to do anything that can offend his God.
— Huldrych Zwingli
Commentary on True and False Religion (1525)
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Excellent guide on a frequently maligned reformer by @SolaDogmatika
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Before Calvin published his Institutes in 1536, Zwingli was already writing about God’s absolute sovereignty and providence.
Read more about him here:
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I believe in the Holy Ghost;
the holy catholic Church;
the communion of saints;
the forgiveness of sins;
the resurrection of the body;
and the life everlasting. Amen.
—The Apostles’ Creed
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As many of you know, I recently gave a eulogy for a dear family member. I’ve shared a few thoughts on remembering someone we love and speaking of our hope in Christ.
I sincerely hope you won’t need this anytime soon:
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“See to it that you do not make of Christ a second Moses or of the Gospel a book of laws and doctrines.” —Martin Luther
What did Luther mean? His Preface to the New Testament is a masterful explanation of the gospel:
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What if John Calvin himself had helped write a Reformed confession of faith?
He did.
If you call yourself a Calvinist, his view on baptism may surprise you.
Read it here:
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“Please greet reverently Mr. John Sturm and John Calvin; I have read their books with special pleasure.”
—Martin Luther
I so wish Calvin and Luther had met face to face. Perhaps Calvin could have succeeded where Zwingli couldn’t.
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How can a sinner stand righteous before God? That question drove Luther, shook Rome, and changed the church.
Our Reformed Reader’s Guide covers his life, theology, strongest works, and gravest failures:
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“Free will, after the Fall, is a matter of title only, and while it does what is in itself, it sins mortally.” —Martin Luther
Read his Heidelberg Disputation, all 40 theses and proofs, free on Reformed Dogmatika:
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