Catch of the Week, Devotional Readings, Faith and Christianity

Captivity

I posted a long comment on Mike’s blog today. I always appreciate your integration of Greek into your posts. I never had the discipline to actually fully get into myself. It is interesting the KJV and Geneva Bibles do translate it similarly. 8 Wherefore it says,“Having ascending to the height he led captivecaptivity,He gave gifts to… Continue reading Captivity

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The Real Chosen

https://mikeratliff.wordpress.com/2024/09/28/chosen-before-the-foundation-of-the-world/#more-3605?page_id=3605 Mike opens the week with some real meat. I can’t help but think this can be summed up in the first Q&A of the Westminster Catechism. Shorter Catechism Q. 1. What is the chief end of man?A. Man’s chief end is to glorify God, and to enjoy him forever. I highlighted a few of Mike’s… Continue reading The Real Chosen

Catch of the Week, Faith and Christianity

Machen: Faith Is Not A Meritorious Work

Good post byTONY PHELPSonSeptember 24, 2024| Comment Faith is not a meritorious work; the New Testament never says that a man is saved on account of his faith, but always that he is saved through his faith. Faith is the means which the Holy Spirit uses to apply to the individual soul the benefits of Christ’s… Continue reading Machen: Faith Is Not A Meritorious Work