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What is Jesus Doing Now? // Paramount Church // January 30th, 2022
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Advent 2021:Gospel Hope:Prophesied, Fulfilled, and Coming
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Gospel Gal: Purity Culture And a Real-life Redemption Story
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Gospel Gal: Gospel Gal Hot-Take #2: "Stop Complaining": Lament...
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Gospel Gal Mama Bear Monday: Christian Liberty, the Weaker Brother or th...
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Gospel Gal: MamaBear Monday with Gospel Gal: Gender Role or Id...
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Gospel Gal: Disabilities, Ableism, and the Hope of the Gospel:...
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via Gospel Gal: “Not everyone who says to me, ‘Lord, Lord,’ will e...
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What is Pietism? How does Pietism Effect the Christian Life? | ask Theocast
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What Can I Expect When Jesus Returns? // Paramount Church // June 20, 2021
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Belgic confession - Article 24 - via Joy Dudley
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Sanctification is a beautiful grace from God in which, He transforms us more and more into the image of Christ. It should never be used as the sole measure of our justification and assurance. When a believer is united to Christ by faith alone, Christ is to them “wisdom from God, righteousness and sanctification and redemption” 1st Corinthians 1:30. “Moreover, although we do good works we do not base our salvation on them; for we cannot do any work that is not defiled by our flesh and also worthy of punishment. And even if we could point to one, memory of a single sin is enough for God to reject that work. So we would always be in doubt, tossed back and forth without any certainty, and our poor consciences would be tormented constantly if they did not rest on the merit of the suffering and death of our Savior” Belgic confession - Article 24
Who is this Son of Man? // Paramount Church // March 28, 2021
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JOHN COLQUHOUN (1748–1827), A Treatise on the Law and the Gospel, 143–44
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Ignorance of the difference between the law and the gospel promotes also, in a great degree, the strength and influence of a self-righteous temper. When a man is driven to acts of obedience by the dread of God’s wrath revealed in the law, and not drawn to them by the belief of His love revealed in the gospel; when he fears God because of His power and justice, and not because of His goodness; when he regards God more as an avenging Judge than as a compassionate Friend and Father; and when he contemplates God rather as terrible in majesty than as infinite in grace and mercy, he shows that he is under the dominion, or at least under the prevalence, of a legal spirit. If he builds his faith of the pardon of sin, of the favor of God, and of eternal life upon any graces which he supposes are implanted in him, or upon any duties which are performed by him, he is evidently under the power of the self-righteous temper. He shows that he is under the influence of his hateful temper by grounding ...
Written by Sam Powell
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So just a quick reminder here: The "dominion mandate" - be fruitful and multiply and have dominion - was given to our first parents, Adam and Eve. It was related to the kingdom of God. Adam and Eve were to fill the earth with image-bearers of God as vice-regents of the King. They failed and the whole world fell into the bondage of sin. Satan usurped the kingdom, holding the world in bondage through the fear of death. But Jesus, the second Adam, broke that power through death by his resurrection. He ascended into heaven, having been given power over all things. He is even now spreading his kingdom through the proclamation of the gospel and the outpouring of the Holy Spirit. It is not of this earth and is not spread with the weapons and strategies of this earth. He established the kingdom of God, binding the "Strong man" and plundering his kingdom through the proclamation of the Gospel. The "dominion mandate" is not fulfilled by "kingdom fecundity...