Category: Spurgeon

Confessions and Catechisms, Devotional Readings, Dr. Martyn Lloyd-Jones, Faith and Christianity, Spurgeon

Of Good Works

Ron Francis

I felt encouraged to read closely and pay attention to Mike’s message today…. Some of these are directly inline with some thinking I’m currently working on through… “Some “evangelical leaders” in our time will tell you that transformation is actually part of the gospel and that the evidence of salvation is how busy a person… Continue reading Of Good Works

Confessions and Catechisms, Discernment, Dr. Martyn Lloyd-Jones, Faith and Christianity, Spurgeon, Three Forms of Unity, Very Long Posts

Doctrine Matters…

Ron Francis

I can’t agree with Mike more on this subject: Atonement. https://mikeratliff.wordpress.com/2026/01/22/the-our-atonement-through-our-lord-jesus-christ-of-christ/ I looked up on AI for a summary of how the old Westminster Confession describes it. Chapter 8.5 is the key text, and it’s interesting they didn’t actually use the word Atonement, yet fully explain it. In the Westminster Confession of Faith (WCF), the… Continue reading Doctrine Matters…

Bible reading plan, Catch of the Week, Discernment, Faith and Christianity, Spurgeon

Michelle puts up a good summary of the pitfalls of false or almost false teaching…..

Ron Francis

I find women most easily follow after these things. But men are not exempt either. Older article I never saw in 2022..came up in today’s reading.. Indicative of where the modern church is….it’s interconnected together around the mega-personality group… Maybe kind of a chaotic, chain reaction of subtle or not to subtle false teaching. Supported… Continue reading Michelle puts up a good summary of the pitfalls of false or almost false teaching…..