Tag: Christian Doctrine

• Infection of Complacency

  Here is a thought from J.C. Ryle that transcends the gulf between 19th Century Britain to speak to 21st Century American Evangelicals: The times require distinct and decided views of Christian doctrine. I cannot withhold my conviction that the professing Church is as much damaged by laxity and indistinctness about matters of doctrine within, as…

  Dennis Griffith

  June 26, 2009

  Graffiti, Reformed Theology, Theology

  Christian Doctrine, Complacency, Doctrine, graffitti, J.C. Ryle, Quotes, Sound Doctrine

• Easy Chairs & Hard Words – Part 6

  by Douglas Wilson   We join a conservation in progress; it is between a young theological questioner who grew up in a typical Evangelical church, and an older pastor from a more historical theological tradition.    “Look,” I said, “I have heard you mention that many Christians don’t study their Bibles. Were you saying that anyone…

  Dennis Griffith

  March 10, 2008

  Reformed Theology

  Christian Doctrine, Doctrine, God’s Sovereignty, Humility, Revival, Salvation, Soteriology, Sovereignty, Sovereignty of God, Theology

• Easy Chairs & Hard Words – Part 2

    by Douglas Wilson I had thought of a question during the week which I thought would bring our conversation back to some evangelical “basics.” My sessions with Pastor Spencer were unsettling and fascinating both; on the one hand I was attracted by his approach to the Scriptures, but on the other I was concerned…

  Dennis Griffith

  February 11, 2008

  Reformed Theology

  Calvinism, Christian Doctrine, Christianity, Douglas Wilson, Reformed Theology, Salvation, Soteriology, Theology