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A Dozen Theology Books Every Christian Should Own
As RC Sproul has said, “The issue for Christians is not whether we are going to be theologians, but whether we are going to be good theologians or bad ones.”
These books are trustworthy resources to help you become a better theologian.
1) Systematic Theology
• Biblical Doctrine: A Systematic Summary of Bible Truth, MacArthur: amzn.to/47mc718
• Systematic Theology: An Introduction to Christian Belief, John Frame: amzn.to/47pkzwy
• Systematic Theology, Louis Berkhof: amzn.to/3YsvbXN
• Systematic Theology, Second Edition: An Introduction to Biblical Doctrine - Wayne Grudem: amzn.to/3OpbiMv
2) Creeds, Confessions, and Catechisms - Edited by Chad Van Dixhoorn: amzn.to/43KhPad
3) Theological Dictio...
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9 Bible Study Books You Should Own
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All of our theological studies must begin with and be checked against the Word of God. These resources will help you dig deeper into Scripture: 📙 A Study Bible There are lots of good ones out there. Consider: - The ESV Study Bible (amzn.to/3s4jcU8) - Reformation Study Bible (amzn.to/3OyaeWS) - MacArthur Study Bible (amzn.to/3QtE5lC) - NASB Grace and Truth Study Bible (amzn.to/3KybyHY) 📙 ESV Exh...
LBC Chapter 7
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Chapter 7 of the London Baptist Confession of Faith, titled "God's Covenant," explains that due to the vast difference between God and humanity, humans could never earn eternal life on their own. God, in His grace, established a covenant to bridge this gap. This covenant reveals God's plan to save His people, ultimately fulfilled through Jesus Christ. It emphasizes that salvation and eternal li...
A Full View of Our Salvation - A Sermon on Romans 8:28-30
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Just as one cannot see the entire Mississippi river when standing in its headwaters, believers initially see only a part of their salvation when they come to Christ. Romans 8:28-30 provides a high enough vantage point to reveal that God’s work in salvation begins in eternity past with His foreknowledge and extends into eternity future with our glorification. This full view assures believers of ...
Chapter 6: The Fall of Mankind, and Sin and Its Punishment | 1689 London Baptist Confession of Faith
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Chapter 6 of the London Baptist Confession of Faith describes the fall of humanity through Adam and Eve's sin, which led to the corruption and death of all their descendants. This original sin defiled every part of human nature, making all humans naturally inclined to evil and spiritually dead. Even the regenerate still possess this corrupt nature, though pardoned through Christ. The chapter em...
Chapter 5: Divine Providence | 1689 London Baptist Confession of Faith
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Chapter 5 of the London Baptist Confession of Faith is titled "Divine Providence." It outlines the belief that God, the good Creator, upholds, directs, disposes, and governs all creatures, actions, and things, from the greatest even to the least, by His most wise and holy providence. This providence extends to all events, ensuring that they occur according to His infallible foreknowledge and th...
Chapter 4: Creation | 1689 London Baptist Confession of Faith
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Chapter 4 of the 1689 London Baptist Confession of Faith explains the doctrine of creation. It states that God the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit created the world and all things in it within six days, making everything very good. Humanity was created last, male and female, with rational and immortal souls, in the image of God, possessing knowledge, righteousness, and holiness. They had God's law...
Chapter 3: God's Decree | 1689 London Baptist Confession of Faith
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Chapter 3 of the 1689 London Baptist Confession of Faith discusses God's eternal decree. It affirms that God, by His wise and holy counsel, has unchangeably ordained everything that happens, yet in a way that does not make Him the author of sin or negate human free will. It includes the doctrine of predestination, where God has chosen some people and angels for eternal life and others for just ...
Chapter 2: God and the Holy Trinity | 1689 London Baptist Confession of Faith
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Chapter 2 of the 1689 London Baptist Confession of Faith focuses on the nature of God and the Holy Trinity. It describes God as the only living and true God, self-existent, infinite in being and perfection, and beyond human comprehension. God is pure spirit, invisible, unchangeable, and perfectly holy. It asserts the doctrine of the Trinity, stating that God exists in three persons: the Father,...
Chapter 1: The Holy Scriptures | 1689 London Baptist Confession
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Chapter 1 of the London Baptist Confession of Faith asserts the Holy Scriptures as the only sufficient, certain, and infallible standard of all saving knowledge, faith, and obedience. It emphasizes that natural revelation is insufficient for salvation, necessitating God's revelation through Scripture, which is divinely inspired, authoritative, and complete. The Scriptures are necessary for pres...
Calvinists, Romans 13, and the American Revolution
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In this conversation with historian Mark David Hall, we discuss the role of Christian colonists in the lead up to the Revolutionary War and how their theological views influenced their understanding of how believers should respond in the face of tyranny. ► Watch the Full Conversation: ruclips.net/video/lhnrzWXvJaE/видео.html ► For more on this topic, visit ReasonableTheology,org/Liberty ► Pick ...
Choosing Good Friends (Who Won't Kill You)
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Investigating homicides where a person was killed by someone they considered to be their friend caused Detective J Warner Wallace to consider how we can go about choosing the right kinds of friends. Hear his three keys to lasting friendships in this part of our conversation on his book The Truth in True Crime: What Investigating Death Teaches Us About the Meaning of Life. ▶️ Full Interview: ruc...
The Truth in True Crime: Life Lessons from Homicide Detective J Warner Wallace
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The Truth in True Crime: Life Lessons from Homicide Detective J Warner Wallace
Our Heavenly Citizenship: A Sermon on Philippians 3:20-4:3
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Our Heavenly Citizenship: A Sermon on Philippians 3:20-4:3
Three Layers of Reading - Tips from Andy Naselli
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Three Layers of Reading - Tips from Andy Naselli
How to Read a Book - A Conversation with Andy Naselli | Ep 91
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How to Read a Book - A Conversation with Andy Naselli | Ep 91
4 Essential Elements of a Worship Service
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4 Essential Elements of a Worship Service
All Things Together for Good - A Sermon on Romans 8:28
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All Things Together for Good - A Sermon on Romans 8:28
Puritan Wisdom for Today's Church: A Conversation with Dr. Don Kistler
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Puritan Wisdom for Today's Church: A Conversation with Dr. Don Kistler
The Counterintuitive Way to Happiness from the Beatitudes
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The Counterintuitive Way to Happiness from the Beatitudes
4 Simple Ways to Read More Books
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4 Simple Ways to Read More Books
The Difference Between Biblical Literacy and Biblical Fluency
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The Difference Between Biblical Literacy and Biblical Fluency
Remember the Sabbath: CH Spurgeon's Views on the Lord's Day
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Remember the Sabbath: CH Spurgeon's Views on the Lord's Day
How Will They Believe If They Have Not Heard? A Sermon on Romans 10:13-15
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How Will They Believe If They Have Not Heard? A Sermon on Romans 10:13-15
The Resurrection is the Bedrock of Christianity | An Interview with Justin Bass
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The Resurrection is the Bedrock of Christianity | An Interview with Justin Bass
Helping Your Kids Memorize Bible Verses
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Helping Your Kids Memorize Bible Verses
What's the Difference between Kings and Chronicles in the Old Testament?
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What's the Difference between Kings and Chronicles in the Old Testament?
Help Your Kids Learn and Love the Bible
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Help Your Kids Learn and Love the Bible
Why Are There So Many Bible Translations?
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Why Are There So Many Bible Translations?
A New Edition of Spurgeon's New Park Street Pulpit
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A New Edition of Spurgeon's New Park Street Pulpit

Комментарии

  • @HeidiGolff
    @HeidiGolff 2 часа назад

    Preaching truth

  • @Indian12023
    @Indian12023 13 часов назад

    How much ever the devil does his work , the word of God is reaching every nook and corner of the earth ! We should keep on spreading the Love of God to the nations!!

  • @danieliovino5355
    @danieliovino5355 3 дня назад

    My favorite preacher, I like his study bible also.

  • @karleshasharne
    @karleshasharne 3 дня назад

    this book look so exciting :))

  • @nathansteinfromarkham7109
    @nathansteinfromarkham7109 5 дней назад

    Solomon Kane selected some good people to align with.

  • @HumanLarvae
    @HumanLarvae 6 дней назад

    How to become a Calvinist 101.

  • @HARDTALKRADIOLIVEIN4K79
    @HARDTALKRADIOLIVEIN4K79 9 дней назад

    Its really pathetic when Christian nationalists want to twist facts to fit their narrative George Washington died a catholic! John Adams died a unitarian! Thomas Jefferson was a part of hellfire club and created his own Bible! Yeah these guys were straight up anti Christ

  • @brianziolkowski2300
    @brianziolkowski2300 9 дней назад

    This man was is one of the most important men in all history. The courage he had is astounding, the intellect true genius. I know he is held in great honor in Heaven.

  • @esava44
    @esava44 11 дней назад

    Lol. Nah. If you are reformed or a dispensationalist...then sure. Any systematic theology book (especially the laughable MacArthur one) are must avoids.

  • @markhannay7586
    @markhannay7586 12 дней назад

    Doing Gods will instead of our own is the thing we’re supposed to be focused on. Only those who DO the will of my Father in Heaven will enter in. Read all the books and translations of Gods word you want. That will make you a Pharisee. Not a disciple. I came here not to do my own will but the will of him who sent me………..That’s all you need to know. He who has ears let him hear. It’s too late to go back now to Your comfort zone, if you’ve read these words. Theologian or disciple. We know how that ended.

    • @reasonabletheology
      @reasonabletheology 12 дней назад

      To be a disciple of Christ is to study His Word, understand His will, and seek to know and serve Him more fully. That is what theological studies are all about. Do some give too much focus to academic pursuits and lose sight of truly following after Jesus? Yes. Does that mean we should abandon a means that God has given for us to become better disciples of Jesus? No. That would be to fall into an equal yet opposite error.

  • @JohnnyChicago
    @JohnnyChicago 12 дней назад

    "2) If they were, what difference would it make?" You're kind of shooting your own presentation right in the dick. Wow.

  • @DeletedShadowbanned-m5u
    @DeletedShadowbanned-m5u 13 дней назад

    The fact is, no actual Christian looks to, nor has any book other than a King James Bible. Those who look to other books than the Bible are NOT Christians. Do not be deceived!

  • @ParticularBaptist
    @ParticularBaptist 13 дней назад

    William Collins wrote the Baptist catechism not Keach

  • @JohnBardenwerper
    @JohnBardenwerper 14 дней назад

    How about watchman nee?

    • @DeletedShadowbanned-m5u
      @DeletedShadowbanned-m5u 13 дней назад

      Watchman Nee, as well as every other church scholar, pastor, preacher, and teacher are all 100% frauds. All blind guides.

  • @bigtobacco1098
    @bigtobacco1098 14 дней назад

    Add Aquinas summa theologica, James White the forgotten trinity, berkhof how interpret scripture, and Lee Irons the OIKOS covenant...

  • @pattube
    @pattube 14 дней назад

    By the way, John Frame recently released Concise Systematic Theology. It's an update and revision of his previous Salvation Belongs to the Lord. It's not as "concise" as, say, J.I. Packer's Concise Theology which is actually very concise - only a page or two per theological topic and only about maybe 200-250 pages total for the entire book. But still Concise Systematic Theology is more "concise" than Frame's much longer Systematic Theology. I know Frame has ruffled the feathers of the otherwise good folks at Westminster California (I respect and appreciate both sides and I wish there wasn't such bad blood between these people because we can learn from both camps) but still for an introductory theology I highly recommend his Concise Systematic Theology as well as his works in general.

  • @byhisstripes2713
    @byhisstripes2713 14 дней назад

    MacArthur, no. Frame, no. Grudem, heck no! Try Berkhof or Reymond. Much better choices.

    • @ronlanter6906
      @ronlanter6906 8 дней назад

      Amen on that. There is nothing more biblical than the Reformed faith.

  • @chasingtheLord96
    @chasingtheLord96 14 дней назад

    Great recommendations, whole heartily agree with everything you recommend!

    • @DeletedShadowbanned-m5u
      @DeletedShadowbanned-m5u 13 дней назад

      This is because you, like the guy in thins video are not a Christian. No actual Christian looks to or has any book other than the Bible.

  • @KFish-bw1om
    @KFish-bw1om 14 дней назад

    For anyone looking to get into some really good theological study without spending a ton of money on books, or trying to hunt down good deals on used ones. Just about everything older than ~1920 is public domain and much of it is available on the internet archive for free. There's some incredible stuff on there, especially from the Puritans, who had great theologians and wrote very extensively. You can also get all of tge early church fathers' writings, and so much more.

  • @84mvalles
    @84mvalles 14 дней назад

    Reading his book The power of transforming prayer so so good!! An enormous blessing❤

  • @andyontheinternet5777
    @andyontheinternet5777 15 дней назад

    Thanks for the video. I liked all the books you recommended (the ones I was familiar with, at least). I might also suggest a copy of the Apostolic Fathers and Eusebius' Church History. I know they aren't theology books in the proper sense, but they give insight into the early church, which is often forgotten in Protestantism.

  • @jonahdav9589
    @jonahdav9589 15 дней назад

    grace, Wayne Grudem is a false prophet with false visions from God. "“Do not listen to the words of the prophets who prophesy to you. They make you worthless; They speak a vision of their own heart,Not from the mouth of the Lord." Jeremiah 23:16

  • @OkOk-rn7to
    @OkOk-rn7to 15 дней назад

    John Calvin? Stay away from the fellow.

    • @imbecilicGenius-hn3jo
      @imbecilicGenius-hn3jo 15 дней назад

      Should I also stay away from every non-methodist protestant until 1850 then? Also Whitfield.

    • @andyontheinternet5777
      @andyontheinternet5777 15 дней назад

      Calvin was awesome!

    • @chasingtheLord96
      @chasingtheLord96 14 дней назад

      Why? I can’t but commend and share my gratitude for Calvin’s writings. What writings do you recommend to stay away from? Have you engaged Calvin’s works?

    • @LuisHernandez-ec5nf
      @LuisHernandez-ec5nf 13 дней назад

      why?, I Might not agree with his conclusions but he a great theologian attempting to be faithful to the Word

  • @RudoSasaNjambi
    @RudoSasaNjambi 15 дней назад

    Thank you for this! Very informative and helpful 🙏🏽 That Jesus was 33 and a half years comes from the Bible’s longest time prophecy in Daniel 9. The 70 weeks prophecy tells when the Messiah would be anointed (baptism of Christ), and when He would be cut off (crucified). A specific start time is given for the events foretold to Daniel (the rebuilding of the temple in Jerusalem). Knowing from the book of John that Jesus was 30 when He began His ministry then informs us that our Saviour ministered for 3 and a half years. If you do the maths of the 2,300-day (or 70 weeks) prophecy in Daniel, you will see the prophecy comes right to our doorstep in time, to the year 1844. The first century Israelites were aware of this timing, and were expectant; the fullness of time had come. Luke 3:15. Anna and Simeon in the Temple had recognised the Child when He was born. The Lord does nothing without revealing it to His prophets first. Praise God for Light!

  • @harryfaber
    @harryfaber 16 дней назад

    Ah, so no Aquinas, Origen, Kempis or Newman.

    • @johnsonc8
      @johnsonc8 15 дней назад

      Why would you read them when you have John McArthur 😂

    • @imbecilicGenius-hn3jo
      @imbecilicGenius-hn3jo 15 дней назад

      This is clearly a reformed baptist giving the recomendations so they would not put catholic saints or fathers in thier 12 essentials. I as a reformed baptist would put Confessions as my 12th but Augustine and Pascal are the only Catholics I reccomend and the others are more for historical backround knowledge than actual theological growth. Since from my perspective thier teachings were...interesting. Catholics seem to forget that the reformation was started by men steeped in history, so it is quite easy to be steeped in history and not be catholic so long as you actually read both sides.

    • @shimogarcia
      @shimogarcia 14 дней назад

      @@johnsonc8 With all due respect, comparing MacArthur with Aquinas is a disrespect to the Dominican.

    • @byhisstripes2713
      @byhisstripes2713 14 дней назад

      Beginners guide to Popery? rofl

    • @shimogarcia
      @shimogarcia 14 дней назад

      @@byhisstripes2713 No, it's just like comparing Spurgeon with Steve Anderson. You may differ with Spurgeon, but differing with him is far different than differing with Anderson.

  • @bobleroe3859
    @bobleroe3859 16 дней назад

    The Westminster dictionary has been especially helpful. One recent theological work has impressed me, Fleming Rutledge's The Crucifixion, the best book I've read on the Atonement.

  • @ScottFrye000111222
    @ScottFrye000111222 17 дней назад

    I've never read a systematic theology book. Yet, I know more about Scripture than MOST pastors in the modern culture

    • @Alex27011969
      @Alex27011969 17 дней назад

      🤣

    • @DizzySaxophone
      @DizzySaxophone 15 дней назад

      Sounds pretty prideful

    • @kcmuanpuia
      @kcmuanpuia 15 дней назад

      ​​​​​​​​@@DizzySaxophone Seems you're unfamiliar with fact-stating regardless of who that fact is about, even if the fact is about the speaker. You must be thinking Jesus and Paul were pretty prideful too. Right doctrine is essential. However, It is open secret that most 'pastors' today just know readymade theology, but have little connect with the Biblical accounts themselves. They can't even quote a verse ex tempore 'to save their lives'. AW Tozer lamented this lack of devotional knowledge of God in preachers and laymen. Many are satisfied with the 'bare essentials' so to speak. And systematic theology often times tends to bring out in people a smug sense of accomplishment without desire for any way forward in faith journey which involves, in large part, knowing the actual words and narrations in your Bible. People admire and listen to RC Sproul, John Mc Arthur etc, as they should. But they don't take into account the sheer love these men have for the written word of God.

    • @OkOk-rn7to
      @OkOk-rn7to 15 дней назад

      Most pastors have not read Systematic Theology.

    • @DeletedShadowbanned-m5u
      @DeletedShadowbanned-m5u 13 дней назад

      The fact is, no actual Christian looks to any book other than the Bible. The truth is ALL of the churches theologians, scholars, pastors, preachers, and teachers are ALL completely Biblically illiterate and are NOT Christians. The very, very, very few who actually understand the Bible do not ever look to any book other than the Bible. It is only those who do not belong to God and cannot understand the Bible that look to books other than the Bible. They are all nothing but the blind following the blind.

  • @philliplow5379
    @philliplow5379 17 дней назад

    I always thought that all we had to do was read the Bible and the Holy Spirit would guide us. Gee I wounder if the Holy Spirit has studied a systematic theology, maybe it would help Him understand what He wrote.

    • @reasonabletheology
      @reasonabletheology 17 дней назад

      All of our theological studies should begin with and be checked against Scripture. The Bible also encourages us to learn from other faithful believers, and this includes those who teach through writing.

    • @bobleroe3859
      @bobleroe3859 16 дней назад

      You could say the same about sermons.

    • @Pedro-bk1ic
      @Pedro-bk1ic 15 дней назад

      The ability to learn from other godly men is helpful to anyone who wants to grow spiritually. The Bible is clear that God gives the church teachers, and it is good to learn from those teachers. This isn't to say all or even most Christians need to read systematic theology in their spare time, but your position seems to be that using other books to help understand the Scripture better is somehow going beyond what God intended.

    • @OkOk-rn7to
      @OkOk-rn7to 15 дней назад

      Theology is okay, just be careful because there's a lot of man's ideas. And be careful about Calvinism.

    • @andyontheinternet5777
      @andyontheinternet5777 15 дней назад

      @@OkOk-rn7to Is it the predestination stuff you don't like about Calvinism?

  • @UnityInChristMedia
    @UnityInChristMedia 19 дней назад

    If i may dear brother in christ Jesus , God still gives the gift of apostle prophet evangelist pastor teacher ,this doesnt negate the efficacy of scripture it actually works in harmony with gods word ,heres the Why because its the Holy spirit who gives the gifts ,those who receive the gift its Gods will not theirs all they can do grow in their understanding and use of the gift that the lord permits them to use it and fufill gods purpose the purpose which we find in ephesians 4 . Brother i challenge you to embrace the gifts of God 5 fold ministry and not surpress the activity of the holy spirit .one assurance is that God wont contradict himself , so the gifts given to men ,will be inline with scripture not add or take away , it may act in a broader sense to the narrow catergory men place it under Looking forward to your perspective and a fruitful dialogue

  • @trentmclellan1037
    @trentmclellan1037 21 день назад

    Lord Jesus Christ loves you!❤ don’t focus on the storm, focus on HIM and He will get you through anything ❤

  • @brotherdavid3500
    @brotherdavid3500 21 день назад

    I love how everything was backed up with the Word of God not opinions

  • @jarelporter1960
    @jarelporter1960 23 дня назад

    One of God's true servant

  • @xunseenxhopex2531
    @xunseenxhopex2531 27 дней назад

    Thank you

  • @jonsaboe2019
    @jonsaboe2019 28 дней назад

    Excellent, powerful balance of history and the Bible. One glaring error in the beginning, tho. Americans were happy to be British SUBJECTS. There is a big difference between a subject and a citizen.

  • @vaughnlonganecker986
    @vaughnlonganecker986 Месяц назад

    Very sound biblical exposition of what has become a disobedience in the church; the Sabbath!

  • @victorypledge3262
    @victorypledge3262 Месяц назад

    John 5:43 Je sus is not his name

  • @RenitaAnthony
    @RenitaAnthony Месяц назад

    Amen

  • @stephenburkholder9411
    @stephenburkholder9411 Месяц назад

    The term "Deconstruction" seems deconstructed when "Christian" is placed in front of it. It's not hollowing the word out to pour some other meaning into it like we have seen done with the word "woman" which is the way I understand Derrida. Seems when the term Christian Deconstruction is plied the intent is Christian Destruction.

  • @tomweald186
    @tomweald186 Месяц назад

    Just ordered mine to the U.K. Thank you.

  • @michaelwilliams5395
    @michaelwilliams5395 Месяц назад

    Piper ain't no joke either behind the sacred desk

  • @MA.Dasilva
    @MA.Dasilva Месяц назад

    Great video on a lesser known founder from my home state!

  • @didao28
    @didao28 Месяц назад

    I can;t find any story about a pagan gods resurrected after dead for 3 days. Do the information in the photo in your video is real?

  • @Soul_Surfer365
    @Soul_Surfer365 Месяц назад

    Currently reading his Discourses on “The Existence and Attributes of God”. It has been food for my soul.

  • @tyhamell5425
    @tyhamell5425 Месяц назад

    Holy Roman Empire = Holy Roman Catholic Church

  • @danbratten3103
    @danbratten3103 Месяц назад

    Mic drop!

  • @lamonthale6190
    @lamonthale6190 Месяц назад

    He does not make it about him. It's all about the gospel.

  • @thesamjonesproductions
    @thesamjonesproductions Месяц назад

    Very helpful and informative. Thanks!

  • @MitchellRose-gi2ln
    @MitchellRose-gi2ln Месяц назад

    Yeah, sorry. No sale. "Harsh critics"!

  • @simonchowkwchow5083
    @simonchowkwchow5083 Месяц назад

    But I caught him quoting the Bible out of context and missing out a vital detail in the text when he went full blown to support "Israel" treating the Palestinian as the biblical Amalekites. Another incident was when he quoted the Bible to support the invention and production of the most deadly weapons. One can serve the most delicious food. But add a little tiny bit of poison will do the trick. False teachers don't give themselves away brazenly, but will let slip in tiny but vital details. Be alert brothers and sisters in Christ. The evidence to date is that Macarthur is a Zionist-Christian. Now let him deny this with proof.

  • @brianbousquet2136
    @brianbousquet2136 Месяц назад

    Going through some trials, please pray for my family for physical healing 🙏 ❤️ thank you for posting this it's very comforting 😊 hope to purchase this one day, I have the Baker 1 volume set and I will be thankful for the modern look