Limited Atonement and the Mission of the Church If it is true that God only intends to save his chosen people and if Christ only died for them, then how can we bring the message of the gospel to all men? And, if the elect are chosen to receive salvation without fail, then why have […]

From last week’s post:  It is dangerous exegesis (or “isogesis”) to just pull a verse out of a passage and build on it in isolation without realizing what the context is (ie. what the words around this passage are saying). In I Corinthians 7 when Paul (being unmarried) is speaking about marriage he says, “It is good […]

The Universal Benefit of the Cross There is a sense in which all men, believers and unbelievers, have a benefit in the death of Christ. This is quite different from the universalism of the Arminian. For the unbeliever this benefit is not a saving one, and is only temporal. It is not a benefit that […]