Calvinists get a lot of unwarranted hate for their admittedly strange views in regard to the sovereignty of God in relation to the...

Limited Atonement is, without doubt, the least supported of all Calvinist doctrines, to the point where if you meet a 4 point Calvinist,...

If you want to make a Calvinist roll their eyes, cite John 3:16. If you want to put them on their back foot, insist they address it. John...

"And we know that all things work together for good to those who love God, to those who are the called according to His purpose. For whom...

As a Christian, I believe in free will. Most Christians do. It's a key fact that helps us answer atheist objections like the problem of...

1 Corinthians 10:13 is a favorite verse for many Christians, as it delivers a very comforting promise: "No temptation has overtaken you...

Anyone who has followed this ministry long enough knows that I am by no means an Arminian. In fact, ironically, while I am no Calvinist...

Scripture tells us two things: "A man’s heart plans his way, But the Lord directs his steps." (Proverbs 16:9). This very simple proverb...

As finite creatures, it is absurd to believe we could know God perfectly. Even if He was to give us a perfect explanation, we would...

Eternal Security, simplistically known as "once saved always saved", contends that salvation is a permanent thing that can't be undone....

I thought I was done for the night, having published two new articles, and so I sat down and opened Facebook. One of the first posts I...

Does free will exist? It's surprising the number of Christians who would actually say no. Yet, it's possible to prove free will from just...

Of all the theological beliefs I disagree with, Calvinism is the one I most sympathise with. While flawed beyond my own ability to...

Conditional Security, by nature, is a very ambiguous position to hold. If you believe, as the Bible says, that salvation is by faith...

Being worlds apart, one would think it is impossible for proponents of Conditional and Eternal Security to find any common ground. One...

Open Theism is a strange heresy that argues while God knows all things "that can be known", the future cannot be known, and so God does...

A common faux pas in writing is the use of redundant phrases. That is, the use of unnecessary repetition of words, phrases, or ideas. For...

Works-based "gospels" and conditional security (which, let's be honest, is just another works-based "gospel") both suffer the serious...

In Romans 9:19, we read "Thou wilt say then unto me, Why doth he yet find fault? For who hath resisted his will?" This concept that none...

Romans 9 is the most commonly used, and I would say misused passage in the entire discussion of the sovereignty of God and the...