1 John 2:1-2
“My little children, these things I write unto you that you sin not. But if any man sins, he has an advocate with the Father, Jesus Christ the Righteous. He is the propitiation for our sins, and not ours only, but also for the sins of the whole world.”
“You cannot speak about Christianity without being doctrinal.
The New Testament everywhere is full of doctrine. So to refuse to consider doctrine is not only to refuse to believe in the Bible as the Word of God, it is insulting to God Himself. If God has chosen to use such terms as righteousness, justification, sanctification, redemption, atonement, reconciliation, propitiation, then it is our duty to face those terms and to consider their meaning.
Doctrine must never be considered in and of itself. Scripture must never be divorced from life.”
Current Study:
Ecclesiastes: a Sermon Series by R.W. Glenn
Our new home in Minnesota led us to our new church, Redeemer Bible Church, pastored by Bob Glenn. We began attending a few messages after Pastor Bob began a study of Ecclesiastes. I compile my notes on each sermon to study how the New Testament answers the questions and difficulties of life that are adressed in Ecclesiastes.
Ecclesiastes: a Sermon Series by R.W. Glenn
Our new home in Minnesota led us to our new church, Redeemer Bible Church, pastored by Bob Glenn. We began attending a few messages after Pastor Bob began a study of Ecclesiastes. I compile my notes on each sermon to study how the New Testament answers the questions and difficulties of life that are adressed in Ecclesiastes.
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