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Category Archives: Biblical Doctrines
Learning War No More: What is “Just War Theory?”
Though some argue that Just War Theory (JWT) can be traced back to ancient Egypt, I’m interested in how Christians have reasoned over the ethics of war. Among the earliest theologians to set about the business of thinking through if … Continue reading
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Tagged Ask RC, Christian Testimony, culture wars, kingdom, peace, politics, RC Sproul Jr, sanctification, statism
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Assessing Self Assessments: Poor Richard’s Lesson
The story is told that for a time a young Ben Franklin had the diligence to daily score his own performance on a number of character issues. On a scale of 1-10, how respectful had he been that day? How … Continue reading
Posted in assurance, Biblical Doctrines, Doctrines of Grace, grace, justification, kingdom, Kingdom Notes, parables, prayer, RC Sproul JR, repentance, theology
Tagged Christian Testimony, doctrines of grace, Forgiveness, Justification, kingdom, kingdom notes, peace, RC Sproul Jr, sanctification
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Sacred Marriage; WAR; Flying Toys of the 70s; Spurgeon
What can we learn from Moses’ sister Miriam? Find out in our Sacred Marriage segment. What would just war theorists and/or the Constitution have to say about the war in Iran? Remembering toys in the sky. Plus, the jolly Calvinist, … Continue reading
First Episode of A Cat in a Dog’s World: Check it Out
A dear friend, Dave Nelson, recently started a new program on public access TV program here in Fort Wayne. His goal? To talk about the challenges of pursuing sanctification in a culture hell-bent against holiness. He invited me to be … Continue reading
Jesus Changes Everything, At Such an Immeasurable Cost
God made men for work, for protection, and for rescue. When we look at the imago Dei, the glorious truth that we are made in the image of God, I fear we miss much when we describe it in terms … Continue reading
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Tagged Ascension, Christian Testimony, eschatology, Forgiveness, God's love, gratitude, heaven, kingdom, kingdom notes, marriage feast of the lamb, peace, RC Sproul Jr
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Study Tonight, Truth You Can Count On: Clever Fables
We continue our Truth You Can Count On study. Tonight, 7:00, we unpack Peter’s claim that we do not bring cunningly devised fables. We stream our study on Facebook Live (at the account Lisa and I share, RC-Lisa) for those … Continue reading
Should we undermine unbelievers’ Christian stereotypes?
I confess that I have been among the throng of sophomoric Christians. We all, along the way, thought up a brilliant idea to grow the kingdom of God. What if we blend together the coolness of the world and the … Continue reading
The Prince and the Paupers: Sharing His Riches
One of the troubles with trouble is that it can encourage us toward selfishness. When things are going well for us, it is rather easy to feel magnanimous. When challenges come our way, however, suddenly we feel entitled to be … Continue reading
Posted in assurance, Biblical Doctrines, church, eschatology, grace, kingdom, Kingdom Notes, RC Sproul JR, sovereignty
Tagged Ascension, Christian Testimony, church, eschatology, kingdom, kingdom notes, RC Sproul Jr
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Gently Restore: The Lost Art of Biblical Correction
The devil, I suspect, delights to play both sides against the middle. He encourages God’s people to careen into the ditch on one side of the road. Then he encourages corrective measures that lead to others of God’s people careening … Continue reading
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Is it a sin to be wealthy? Prosperity and Providence
No. One can certainly get wealthy by sinning. One can certainly sin while being wealthy. But it is surely not a sin to be wealthy. Though few are so crass as to express this sentiment, it nevertheless often reveals itself, … Continue reading
Posted in 10 Commandments, Ask RC, Biblical Doctrines, Devil's Arsenal, Economics in This Lesson, ethics, grace, kingdom, politics, proverbs, RC Sproul JR, wisdom, work
Tagged Ask RC, biblical economics, Christian Testimony, culture wars, God's love, gratitude, kingdom, lies, politics, RC Sproul Jr
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