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Christ's Life, Sanctification, and the Fruits of the Spirit
Christ's Life, Sanctification, and the Fruits of the Spirit with
Dr. Ligon Duncan and Rev. Jonathan Cruse.
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What is the importance of hymns in worship?
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featuring Dr. Ligon Duncan #WisdomWednesday
The Great Dechurching
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The April 2024 installment of the monthly RTS Jackson Online Discussion Forum features Rev. Jim Davis discussing his insightful new book The Great Dechurching in conversation with Chancellor Ligon Duncan.
Is biblical counseling important now more than ever?
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featuring Dr. Keith Evans #WisdomWednesday
What was Paul's thorn in the flesh?
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featuring Dr. Zachary Cole #WisdomWednesday
What can we learn from Robert Murray M'Cheyne?
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featuring Dr. Jordan Stone #wisdomwednesday
Esther, Power, and Providence
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In the March 2024 edition of RTS Jackson's Online Discussion Forum, Drs. Ligon Duncan and Miles Van Pelt discuss the book of Esther in light of God's power, providence, and care for his people.
Easter Message from Dr. Ligon Duncan (2024)
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Easter Message from Dr. Ligon Duncan (2024)
What makes the Christian worldview unique?
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featuring Dr. Gray Sutanto
How do I read the Gospels?
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Featuring Dr. Greg Lanier
Bavinck and Modern Philosophy
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Featuring Dr. Alex Tseng at RTS Washington
What is the role of the Ten Commandments in the Christian's life?
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featuring Dr. Will Wood #wisdomwednesday
Charlotte: Women's Bible Study w/ Dr. Mike Kruger- Gospel of Mark, Episode 34
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Handout: drive.google.com/file/d/1PjwGHLR05JsxOqYTUSF2h8FwUjtbxc5d/view?usp=share_link
How do we raise our children in the faith?
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featuring Dr. John Fesko #wisdomwednesday
Charlotte: Women's Bible Study w/ Dr. Mike Kruger- The Gospel of Mark, Episode 33
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Handout: drive.google.com/file/d/1Mr72UT1lg4t1JWcFpsDst7sUY-43DiUF/view?usp=share_link
What is the significance of the sacraments in the book of Joshua?
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What is the significance of the sacraments in the book of Joshua?
Charlotte: Women's Bible Study w/ Dr. Mike Kruger- The Gospel of Mark, Episode 32
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Charlotte: Women's Bible Study w/ Dr. Mike Kruger- The Gospel of Mark, Episode 32
The New Testament's Use of the Old Testament
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The New Testament's Use of the Old Testament
What is the danger of isolation for a church leader?
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What is the danger of isolation for a church leader?
Charlotte: Women's Bible Study w/ Dr. Mike Kruger- The Gospel of Mark, Episode 31
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Charlotte: Women's Bible Study w/ Dr. Mike Kruger- The Gospel of Mark, Episode 31
How is God the foundation of all knowledge?
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How is God the foundation of all knowledge?
Charlotte: Women's Bible Study w/ Dr. Mike Kruger- The Gospel of Mark, Episode 30
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Charlotte: Women's Bible Study w/ Dr. Mike Kruger- The Gospel of Mark, Episode 30
Word and Spirit: Dr. Richard Gaffin and His Writings
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Word and Spirit: Dr. Richard Gaffin and His Writings
Charlotte Equip Series: Dr. Charles Hodges
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Charlotte Equip Series: Dr. Charles Hodges
How can the church remain faithful in this current cultural climate?
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How can the church remain faithful in this current cultural climate?
Charlotte: Women's Bible Study w/ Dr. Mike Kruger- The Gospel of Mark, Episode 29
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Charlotte: Women's Bible Study w/ Dr. Mike Kruger- The Gospel of Mark, Episode 29
Charlotte: Women's Bible Study w/ Dr. Mike Kruger- The Gospel of Mark, Episode 28
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Charlotte: Women's Bible Study w/ Dr. Mike Kruger- The Gospel of Mark, Episode 28
Charlotte: Women's Bible Study w/ Dr. Mike Kruger- The Gospel of Mark, Episode 27
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Charlotte: Women's Bible Study w/ Dr. Mike Kruger- The Gospel of Mark, Episode 27
Our World and the Neo-Calvinist Tradition
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Our World and the Neo-Calvinist Tradition
How was covenant theology used by the church fathers?
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How was covenant theology used by the church fathers?

Komentáře

  • @HearGodsWord
    @HearGodsWord Před dnem

    @truthhasspoken concupiscence very much is a Catholic teaching. Douay-Rheims Bible has 9 occurrences and the Catechism of the Catholic Church teaches it.

  • @user-sx2gj9tp3b
    @user-sx2gj9tp3b Před dnem

    My goodness, how he contradicts himself. If the true Christians are to persevere no matter what, why does God warn of a non-existent danger? (Minute 2:15 onward). No. When God makes a warning, He isn't lying, He isn't kidding. The dangers are real. Sorry, Calvinism simply makes no sense, and worst of all, in the final analysis, with its absolute deterministic worldview, it makes God the author of sin and corruption.

  • @HearGodsWord
    @HearGodsWord Před 3 dny

    In the UK there is the UCCF who are present in pretty much every university, so getting them plugged into them is helpful.

  • @HearGodsWord
    @HearGodsWord Před 3 dny

    Fortunately, the video got it right.

  • @qiweifrancishe6707
    @qiweifrancishe6707 Před 5 dny

    Why did you avoid answering the question? The admonitions and the ministry of the Word that happened throughout the redemptive history as you described wasn't the so-called "biblical counselling" which originated in the 20th century. They are different things.

    • @HearGodsWord
      @HearGodsWord Před 2 dny

      He didn't avoid it. He said why.

    • @qiweifrancishe6707
      @qiweifrancishe6707 Před 2 dny

      @@HearGodsWord why about what? He dodged the question and responded with talking about a completely different topic… the question is on “biblical counselling”, he avoided that and went straight to the discussion of “ministry of the Word”.

    • @HearGodsWord
      @HearGodsWord Před 2 dny

      @qiweifrancishe6707 try listening to it becuase he said why.

    • @qiweifrancishe6707
      @qiweifrancishe6707 Před 2 dny

      @@HearGodsWord no he didn’t, honestly

    • @HearGodsWord
      @HearGodsWord Před 2 dny

      @@qiweifrancishe6707 sorry, but he did provide an answer and explanation. If you have a better answer then feel free to give it.

  • @peoplefirst1855
    @peoplefirst1855 Před 7 dny

    It takes a great deal of theological gymnastics to set aside the unconditional promises of God to Abraham and David, to ignore the clarity of Paul's theology in Romans 9-11, and to miss the clear flow of the Book of Revelation. The God of the Bible is a promise keeping God because His promises are rooted in His never changing character, not in the performance of men.

    • @caughtinthevoidfloyd5821
      @caughtinthevoidfloyd5821 Před 4 dny

      If you read the Bible you would know that it says if we are believers in Christ we are heirs to promise and counted as abrahams seed and that not all of abrahams seed by flesh are not counted as seed because of unbelief

  • @peoplefirst1855
    @peoplefirst1855 Před 7 dny

    This is not an accurate presentation of dispensationalism.

  • @OhItsJustDrew
    @OhItsJustDrew Před 10 dny

    Wonderful explanation Kevin!

  • @dominic.cini13
    @dominic.cini13 Před 10 dny

    ⁠how do explain Isreal becoming a nation again in 1948??? How do you view Daniel’s Seventieth week(aka the great tribulation)? Covenant Theology suffers because it does not literally interpret prophecy in the Bible. I follow Dr David Coopers Golden rule of interpretation as follows “WHEN THE PLAIN SENSE OF SCRIPTURE MAKES COMMON SENSE, SEEK NO OTHER SENSE; THEREFORE, TAKE EVERY WORD AT ITS PRIMARY, ORDINARY, USUAL, LITERAL MEANING UNLESS THE FACTS OF THE IMMEDIATE CONTEXT, STUDIED IN THE LIGHT OF RELATED PASSAGES AND AXIOMATIC AND FUNDAMENTAL TRUTHS INDICATE CLEARLY OTHERWISE.” This rule lays foundation to 3 other rules 1.) The law of double reference 2.) The law of Recurrence 3.) The law of Context. Isreal and the church are not the same! Never have been. The church wasn’t revealed until after Pentecost! The church is the bride of Christ. Isreal is the wife of YWHW. Which currently they are divorced but will be remarried after the great tribulation. This leads the literal messianic kingdom that will last 1000 years! Christ will sit on the Davidic throne. If your A-millennialist that you see most of scriptures allegory and symbolic rather than literal. Covenant theology also claims that salvation in Old Testament was by the law. Dispensationalist at least in its traditional/revised form has always said that we are saved by grace through faith throughout all dispensations!

  • @OffbeatComa10
    @OffbeatComa10 Před 10 dny

    Chapter 3: 1-8 7:28

  • @OffbeatComa10
    @OffbeatComa10 Před 10 dny

    Chapter 1: 24-32 5:09

  • @OffbeatComa10
    @OffbeatComa10 Před 10 dny

    Chapter 1: 18-23 5:56

  • @OffbeatComa10
    @OffbeatComa10 Před 10 dny

    Chapter 1: 16,17 4:49

  • @OffbeatComa10
    @OffbeatComa10 Před 10 dny

    Chapter 1: 7-15 5:59

  • @OffbeatComa10
    @OffbeatComa10 Před 10 dny

    Chapter 1: 1-6 3:38

  • @itlupe
    @itlupe Před 11 dny

    The doctrine of the Christian Life comes from Romans through Philemon. Anything else is lemming activity. It is spouting what someone has spouted before without HONEST research. Calvies, however, will follow Jean Calvin to the grave and will be shocked when Jesus pushes them aside and tells them He didn't know them. SMH

  • @alonzomccloud4530
    @alonzomccloud4530 Před 14 dny

    They had the Holy Spirit with them we have the Spirit within us...John 14:7

  • @HearGodsWord
    @HearGodsWord Před 15 dny

    For some reason, part 14 appears to be hidden.

  • @OffbeatComa10
    @OffbeatComa10 Před 16 dny

    Chapter 2: 12-29 3:55

  • @OffbeatComa10
    @OffbeatComa10 Před 16 dny

    Chapter 2:1-11 7:04

  • @HearGodsWord
    @HearGodsWord Před 17 dny

    I wonder why not all of the videos are available any more?

  • @therealdonaldtrump9567

    When did God make a covenant with adam of works?

    • @marukchozt6744
      @marukchozt6744 Před 7 dny

      Before the fall, he was to be fruitful and multiply and manage the world

  • @DanRoz
    @DanRoz Před 22 dny

    So like….no actual biblical reasoning, right?

  • @DanRoz
    @DanRoz Před 23 dny

    2nd point is a complete logical fallacy

  • @granthodges3012
    @granthodges3012 Před 24 dny

    Dispensationaists believe salvation is by grace through faith. There are some confused people that think salvation was by works in the Old Testament era. I suspect you can find the same in the Reformed movement. I don't think the Garden was salvation by works. It was grace.

  • @mwcac
    @mwcac Před 24 dny

    Unfortunately, Brian , the traditional dispensational view is still the majority view in American evangelism by far. There are even more sinister views rising centered on an unbiblical view of God's wrath. Progressive dispensationalism, despite Dallas Theological Seminary's best efforts to rescue a failed system, is still unbiblical and, fortunately unheard of by most Christians. Do a tour of churches throughout the country and attennd their adult Sunday school and listen to their eschatological sermons, and you'll hear the echoes of the nonsense of Darby and Scofield.

  • @MartyMcFly1085
    @MartyMcFly1085 Před 25 dny

    When I say that, it means I just orgasmed

  • @clinpsydoc
    @clinpsydoc Před 28 dny

    Thank you. I had never known about these sacramental truths and connection between OT and NT.

  • @KeithBSII
    @KeithBSII Před měsícem

    I'm trying to figure out how he got, "Jesus was made like us but was without sin" from the scripture he quoted at the beginning Heb. 2:4

    • @user-hz6fg5vi2d
      @user-hz6fg5vi2d Před 4 dny

      He said Hebrews 2 and 4, possibly referring to Heb 2:18 For because he himself has suffered when tempted, he is able to help those who are being tempted. And obviously referring to Heb_4:15 For we do not have a high priest who is unable to sympathize with our weaknesses, but one who in every respect has been tempted as we are, yet without sin.

  • @the_jeremiah_16_19_project

    Covenant Theology and Dispensationalism are 2 branches on the same flawed tree. That tree is the Eurocentric Theological Model. The ETM is a byproduct of the Roman hijacking of the faith once delivered to the saints. For that reason, both are mere variations of Roman Catholicism. Sunday replacing the Sabbath, Easter replacing Passover and Christmas replacing Sukkot are all decrees from the Roman Catholic Church. Observance of those 3 things is obedience to the Roman model, not the Biblical one. The Roman Church is the one being served, regardless of what label is worn. Romans 6:15-16

  • @GrueTurtle
    @GrueTurtle Před měsícem

    Also covenant theology as you just described it does not make any sense. Promises were explicitly made to Israel and Abraham and at no point where they ever told to try to save or convert those around them. They were told to stay separate from them and in some cases to destroy them because they were wicked. Then there's the 144,000. At most you could argue that Israel is a subset of the Church but that would still make them two different things.

  • @GrueTurtle
    @GrueTurtle Před měsícem

    We fell because of Eve, not because of Adam, and original sin or rather our fallen nature is inherited through the maternal line. That's why it matters that Jesus was born of a mortal woman and therefore his Earthly body was of our fallen nature. If it were through Adam, his living a sinless life would mean nothing because he would not have inherited that corruption and he would not have been able to pay the wages of sin for others. The whole thing does not work If you put it on Adam.

  • @jourman1
    @jourman1 Před měsícem

    All of those “Fathers of the Church” happened to believe in the Eucharist.

  • @benhartzell2800
    @benhartzell2800 Před měsícem

    I’m sorry, but this is a poor attempt at fairly defining and describing what NPP proponents actually believe. I can’t imagine many people watching this and learning something they can apply to their understanding of salvation. Rather I see them watching this and saying, “Good, Dr. Cara thinks this is ridiculous, so I am safe!”

  • @ftk-forthekingdomministrie7439

    Κλάψε, φαρισαίος

  • @Minion-kh1tq
    @Minion-kh1tq Před měsícem

    Well, that was a disgraceful misrepresentation of the facts. Reformed Theological Seminary, you say?

  • @nemochuggles
    @nemochuggles Před měsícem

    Ephesians 2:15-16 Jews and Ge tiles together form Israel Galatians 2:28-29 Romans 11:17-18

  • @festephens4422
    @festephens4422 Před měsícem

    Thank you very much for having this conversation why you wrote the book. Would like to hear more-

  • @Daiqatana
    @Daiqatana Před měsícem

    Acts 15 doesn't say that. I'm done here.

    • @HearGodsWord
      @HearGodsWord Před 4 dny

      What doesn't it say, and what does it say instead?

  • @radavisjr41
    @radavisjr41 Před měsícem

    It doesn’t matter. It’s all a delusion.

  • @ProveAllThings1Th-5-21
    @ProveAllThings1Th-5-21 Před měsícem

    Clear and concise. Extremely helpful! Thank you very much.

  • @AntoniaOkafor
    @AntoniaOkafor Před měsícem

    Love seeing this! Hope to see more of my female classmates and their life after graduation as well.

  • @wingchun00
    @wingchun00 Před měsícem

    itd be nice if he answered the question, they address everything but the topic.

  • @genekrobel4707
    @genekrobel4707 Před měsícem

    I understand everyone wants a simplified version of God's design and purpose. But you can't ignore His purposes and promises. Jesus didn't neatly come back 40 yrs after He ascended. The Thessalonians didn't neatly get to see the coming of the Lord. The Church was born and 2000 yrs later we still await. Gentiles and Jews have always been used in a distinct way for each others purposes according to God's design. Through the Jews came the promises. They are rebellious. So the Gentiles because of this are grafted into the promises. Which is translated to a new true Israel. But the Gentiles also will cause Israel (natural Israel) to become jealous. God reserves this remnant to come into the True Israel. But Israel as a Natural entity and people group had and have a first blessing and promises given to them It was and is to the Jew first and then Gentile. We consider a privilege to be apart of this holy true Israel but nonetheless, we don't abolish or forget the distinctiveness of God's promises to the Nation. If we can't get over this... we are jealous for Gid singling them out. And are jux apposed to the ways God's working. If we don't like Jewishness... then we have a problem as the church. When the Jews had and have a problem with Gentile behaviors... God reprimanded them. How are we so jealous of Israel? And though the simple and understandable laws of Grace and work and 1 people in Christ is true- God's purposes and ways are clearly defined whether that makes things complicated or not. As much as we start having such a simple clear relational fellowship with Gid as new Christians.... our lives bring out much more intricate and complex doctrines of all sorts and experience that challenge us. To dismiss the plan of God and His picture to the natural world through natural Israel is Gracious. Don't get hung up on it.

  • @MorrowTravis
    @MorrowTravis Před měsícem

    Clear and charitable--Bravo Zulu! But please stop using the term "race" in your comms. Discerning Christians are seeing that anti-Christ forces have done a masterful job of hijacking language (e.g., child mutilation-->gender affirming care; tribal discrimination-->affirmative action, CRT, etc.). Modern use of "race" is <100 years old and was pushed into the modern lexicon by evil men (see, e.g., "Closer to the Proletarians of the ’Colored’ Races!" (The Militant, 1932)). Recommend using terms our Creator provides--tribe, tongue, or nation--as you did here before adding the superfluous "race." Thanks for all you do.

  • @kcmerced9512
    @kcmerced9512 Před měsícem

    Amen! The emphasis is upon Jesus Christ... not a small strip of land in the Mid-East populated with an olive-skin people with large profiles. Dispensationalists focus on failures... covenant people focus on the triumphs and victories of Jesus Christ, the Redeemer and Saviour of His people!

  • @thenzlander7605
    @thenzlander7605 Před měsícem

    Thanks

  • @ProfessorLuisSena
    @ProfessorLuisSena Před měsícem

    1. Together to praise God 2. Exhort one another

  • @jessemcgrady
    @jessemcgrady Před měsícem

    Psst.... I'll tell you the real reason. God wanted the descendants of the giants to be wiped out completely. The Amorites the Rephaim the Nephilim etc. are woven throughout the narrative with their conclusion and eradication finally coming with Goliath. The entire subplot of the Old Testament has to do with God taking care of the evil done not only by men but by spiritual forces that began all the way back in the opening chapters of Genesis.

  • @nazmacopia7478
    @nazmacopia7478 Před měsícem

    Both views have strengths, so I am more in the middle ground NCT/PC.