North Avenue Church Podcast

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These verses take us further on the topic of the 'why' of predestination than perhaps any other passage in all of Scripture.

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Today Scott finished our enjoyable and short series through Ruth!

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The "TULIP" debate was made famous between Augustine and Pelagius around 400 AD. Then it continued between Martin Luther and Erasmus in the Reformation (1520's). Then it continued as Jacob Arminius turned against John Calvin's teaching, especially on Romans 9. It continued when Jonathan Edwards and George Whitefield defended Reformed theology in the 1730's-40s, especially as Whitefield debated John and Charles Welsey. And it continues today!

What did Jesus teach concerning these controversial and important issues? Let's look to John's gospel!

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This is a second week responding to Kirk Cameron's new and troubling position on the doctrine of hell. His view is called annihilationism, also known as 'conditional immortality'.

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Few issues are more important, or more frequently misunderstood, than what Scripture teaches concerning human free will and God's sovereignty.

 

That there is mystery, all agree!

 

However, *where* Paul places the mystery in Romans 9:19-20 may surprise you!

 

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Greg did a great job tonight explaining why confessions matter and why Baptists too often have neglected them in recent years.

 

Why study a confession that isn't itself Scripture? Because confessions help guard our doctrine and put us in line with historic Christianity. They make sure we don't give way to modern fads and stay faithful to Scripture itself.

 

Why is our church closely (though not entirely!) aligned with the 1689 in particular?

 

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Did God only begin to harden Pharaoh's heart *after* Pharaoh had first independently hardened his own heart, as is often thought?

 

A careful reading of the Exodus story may contain surprises as to when, how, and why God hardened Pharaoh's heart.

 

Why did Paul, in Romans 9:14-18, refer to this particular story to explain that God is righteous in election and reprobation?

 

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We plan to spend at least two weeks on 2 Thessalonians 1:7-9 on the topic of hell. There is sadly a resurgence right now regarding the doctrine of annihilationism, which is also referred to as "conditional immortality." What does Scripture really say?

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