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The doctrine of election is not an abstract truth with no practical significance for the Christian, rather it is vitally edifying when handl...

It was well said by G. S. Bishop that, "The reason why any one believes in election is, that he finds it in the Bible. No man could eve...

Election is a holy mystery and it is presented in Scripture for our humble adoration rather than for dispute. We often want to know answers ...

Ultimate purpose Before we consider the cause and origin of election we must reflect upon its ultimate purpose. What someone purposes in an...

Since election is the work of God we would expect it to be both everlasting and unchangeable. Ecc 3:14 "I know that, whatsoever God doe...

While Karl Barth draws entirely false conclusions from Scripture's teaching that election is in Christ, we must not allow this error to ...

There have been various attempts to generalise election - many subterfuges to avoid what Scripture makes clear. Some have spoken of two kind...

Scripture teaches election to everlasting life for individuals as distinguished from the external election of nations such as Israel under t...

While all of the truths of the Word of God require a reverent and careful handling, the mysterious but glorious doctrine of predestination i...

The Scriptures speak of the crucifixion of the Lord Jesus Christ as the depth of His humiliation (Phil. 2:8) and a cross of shame that He en...

Virtual worship has become the norm in the evangelical church. The fact that reality has been forfeited for illusory good feelings should be...

In the current climate of evangelical indifferentism there is a vital necessity of regulating our doctrine of the Church and its government...

“...let us lay aside every weight, and the sin which doth so easily beset us...Looking unto Jesus the author and finisher of our faith; who ...

The correct way of stating the incarnation is to say that the Eternal Son took a human nature into union with His own Divine Person. This is...

The very popular hymn by Charles Wesley, “And Can it be That I should gain,” originally entitled "Free Grace": contains several s...

In the previous article on the life and labours of John Bois we followed him until his death in 1643. Before he died, however, he prepared h...