The Five Points of Calvinism: P – Perseverance of the Saints
P - Perseverance of the Saints: Defined: The Westminster Confession of Faith (1648): Chapter XVII, I. They, whom God has accepted in His Beloved, effectually called, and sanctified by His Spirit, can neither totally nor finally fall away from the state of grace, but...
The Five Points of Calvinism: I – Irresistible Grace
I - Irresistible Grace: Defined: Although the general outward call of the gospel can be, and often is, rejected, the special inward call of the Spirit never fails to result in the conversion of those to whom it is made. This special call is not made to all sinners...
Selected 4th of July Sermons
The 4th of July Meeting in Springfield, Missouri this year was a great success and thanks to the efforts of the local brethren the gospel was preached to the lost, saints were edified, and the work of the Lord was done. The above photo (which can be clicked to enlarge...
The Power of One Man
(by Ronny Wade, 4th of July Meeting 2009, Springfield, MO)
The Spirit of Christ
(by Bruce Roebuck, 4th of July Meeting 2009, Springfield, MO)
Are You ‘Standing or the Promises’ or ‘Sitting on the Premises’ ?
(by Brett Hickey, 4th of July Meeting 2009, Springfield, MO)
The Five Points of Calvinism: L – Limited Atonement
L - Limited Atonement: Defined: Christ's redeeming work was intended to save the elect only and actually secured salvation for them. His death was a substitutionary endurance of the penalty of sin in the place of certain specified sinners. In addition to putting...
The Five Points of Calvinism: U- Unconditional Election
U - Unconditional election: Defined: The Westminster Confession of Faith (1648): Chapter III, I. God from all eternity did by the most wise and holy counsel of his own will, freely and unchangeably ordain whatsoever comes to pass...III. By the decree of God, for the...
Introduction to Calvinism by Glen Osburn
One of the many false theological systems that Christians must combat is known as 'Calvinism'. It bears the somewhat intimidating name of the French reformer John Calvin because of his prominence in its development. Sadly, many people who consider themselves...
The Possibility of Apostasy-C.R. Nichol
'The Possibility of Apostasy' by C.R. Nichol is now available as a PDF book download. Brother Nichols lived from 1876 to 1971 and he was described as a captivating preacher who presented a large amount of scripture in each sermon. He was a renowned debater (60 debates...