Paul Washer doesn’t play around in preaching, nor does he live in shades of gray.
What is fascinating about Washer’s preaching is that it continually dominates the charts on SermonAudio and attracts thousands through YouTube videos (his “shocking” sermon has nearly 900,000 visitors) while at the same time is never asked to come back and preach [...]
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Paul Washer, Decisional Regeneration, and First Baptist Woodstock
November 21, 2008Paul Helm on Word and Spirit in Conversion
November 1, 2007Paul Helm has posted on his blog an important article entitled “Word and Spirit in Conversion” (incidentally something I have been studying in regards to pneumatological inclusivism). He explains, “In this paper I should like to explore the moral side to conversion and to set out two models of this aspect of conversion which [...]
The Pelagian System of Decisional Regeneration Detrimental to Evangelism, Says Packer
October 25, 2007More from my studies of Finney, this time from Packer in his “zinger” days of old. Below are three quotes from his book A Quest for Godliness: The Puritan View of the Christian Life (Crossway, 1990). Anyone see a relationship here between decisional regeneration and unregenerate church membership? Of Finney, Iain [...]
The Glorious Work of Redemption
October 18, 2007In his Thoughts on the New England Revival: Vindicating the Great Awakening, Jonathan Edwards shares how the work of redemption is “the most glorious work of God whatseover.” Edwards writes,
“It is the work of redemption (the great end of all other works of God, and of which the work of creation was but a shadow) [...]
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