Biblical Election: Keeping to the Scriptures

Br. John Parker concludes this series, he looks at the true meaning of the gospel and contrasts it with the false definitions common to Calvinists. He then discusses seven important principles for believers as they approach studying the Bible. As a final note, he finishes with an assessment of recent trends and arguments in Calvinism, as well as some good sources to delve further into this topic.

Immutability of God

God makes it clear that He cares for generations, generations past, present and future. People change but God does not, despite having ample of reasons to bail out on a disobedient creation like humans. The word of God is unchangeable. Its equally relevant to people who were living thousands of years ago and people from this day and age. God’s promises do not change. God’s calling does not change. God’s Holiness & love is unchanging.

Biblical Election: The Election of Theology

In this sermon, Br. John Parkinson gives an overview of the Election of Theology. He examines the teachings of Augustine, Calvin, Arminius, and Beza and points where they went wrong. He describes what a Syllogism is and explains how the deductive methodology is misused in this area, culminating with the 5-point Calvinist approach, abbreviated as TULIP.

Islamic Objection to Biblical Faith

A comprehensive response to islamic objections raised to biblical faith. Numerous objections, such as the legitimacy of the bible, absurdity of the doctrine of trinity, how it was invented, what does it mean to have one God in three persons, why did Jesus never claim to be God, and the deity and humanity of Jesus are discussed. After discussing freedom leading to immorality, the low cost of forgiveness, and the assurance of salvation, Br. Johnny concludes by discussing the sonship of Jesus Christ and the meaning of the word begotten.

Catholic Objections to Biblical Faith

A comprehensive response to catholic objections raised typically undermine the authority of the bible. Various objections such as importance to traditions of Church fathers vs Bible, right to interpretation of Bible lies only to the church, too many denominations show disunity, the catholic church is oldest, protestants have done evil and the Bible is not to be taken literally are tackled by the speaker.