The reformed Christian church is beginning to smell a lot like Rome. Let us not forget whose righteousness we have, remembering that we have been given the righteousness of Another—Jesus Christ.

Jon and Justin discuss a false doctrine that the church has battled throughout its history and call f...

John and Chuck have mentioned a few times the importance of the order of the sermons presented in Salvation in Full Color. This week bears the fruit of that importance as it is the first sermon describing the sinner's response to God's rights, our need of regeneration, and the hope of the work of...

In today’s episode, Jon and Justin consider why it is that we can’t stop sinning. There has been debate about Romans 7 throughout the history of the church--as to whether Paul is writing as a Christian or not. (Disclaimer: It is our position that he is writing as a Christian.) The guys spend some...

In today’s episode, Jon and Justin consider how our own righteousness only leads to death. In Romans 5:12-21, Paul makes it clear that we have all been counted with Adam’s guilt–and that the only hope we have is that we would be counted with Christ’s righteousness. By faith, Jesus becomes our rep...

In this episode Bob DeWaay and Jessica Kramasz continue their discussion of CIC Issue 76. They use Romans 8:29-30 to show that all Christians are being powerfully and effectively carried along by the Holy Spirit to glorification.

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In this episode Bob DeWaay and Jessica Kramasz continue their discussion of CIC Issue 76. They discuss Romans 8:14 and show that all Christians are led by the Spirit, not just “elite” Christians who are better at hearing God’s voice. They examine the Greek word translated as “led’ in this verse ...

One phrase that is often misused by Charismatic and NAR teachers is “led by the Spirit.” In this episode Bob DeWaay and Jessica Kramasz examine Romans 8:1-14 and show that all true believers are the sons of God, therefore all true believers are led by the Spirit. This is not about receiving a sec...

In this episode, we tackle an assortment of questions submitted by listeners: Did the Holy Spirit indwell faithful believers in the Old Testament, or is the indwelling Spirit unique to the new covenant? Can God create a stone so heavy he cannot lift it? If he can't, doesn't this mean God isn't re...

Richard Owen Roberts says regeneration is one of the most important doctrines American Evangelicalism must reexamine. That is a bold statement, but it bears much truth. This week's sermon by Jonathan Dickinson, "The Nature and Necessity of Regeneration" is a prime example of how much understandin...

After spending several weeks in conversation about the details of God's work in regeneration, John and Teddy felt it necessary to take a few episodes and focus on how we can bring these deep, beautiful realities to children. For help this week we are looking at a pamphlet published by Robert Murr...

John and Teddy continue their series-within-a-series this week. After spending several episodes diving deep into the realities of regeneration, they felt it necessary to take a step back and examine how to present the gospel to children. For help this week they are looking to a sermon preached by...

Kicking off an in-depth series on the Person and work of the Holy Spirit, Pastor Don Green teaches on the role the Spirit of God plays in individual Christians. The Holy Spirit is deeply involved in every season of a believer’s life. He convicts of sin and opens up eyes to the truth of God’s Word...

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"Not long ago, I was asked to write on the topic, "If Christianity is so good, why are Christians so bad?"—a question made vastly more difficult by the problem of "false professors" in the pews. I'm grateful that Allen Nelson has accessibly, persuasively, and winsomely laid out...