3 Common Misconceptions about Calvinism
When people ask me the question, “Are you a Calvinist?” my answer is usually, “It depends on what you think a Calvinist is!”
When people ask me the question, “Are you a Calvinist?” my answer is usually, “It depends on what you think a Calvinist is!”
Pray for wisdom. The Bible assures God’s people that if they ask God for wisdom, and if they seek it like treasure, God will be faithful to grant wisdom to those who need it.
The riches of God’s gifts flow from His character of love and mercy. We could never earn or deserve all that God gives us. He just gives them to us because He loves us.
God’s modus operandi is about taking the broken and mending it. He is in the fixing business.
Of course, if you want to know what John Calvin taught, you should read Calvin himself. But, for those who want to study the “Five Points,” here are five helpful books.
Believe it or not, I had never heard all of the verses to “Joy to the World.”
This book is truly and remarkably insightful with respect to the character of God, the nature of man, and the grace of God that changes our wills. Consider the following quotes, and consider reading The Confessions for yourself!
Rather than starting with the question, “Will this honor God?” too many churches begin with the question, “Will this work, and will this produce results?”
Will I listen to and accept the wisdom of God as revealed in 1 Timothy, or will I embrace the wisdom of the world? No one will be able to do both.