Tabletalk Magazine

The monthly discipleship magazine of @Ligonier designed to help you grow in the knowledge of God. Learn more:

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Only God’s works last forever. No matter how successful we are, our works will not last. —@BrandonDCrowe https://t.co/UkJZqEFq0S

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Legalism is the misconception that our position with God is based on our keeping His law. Unfortunately, a lot of Christians will use the language of faith in the gospel, but in practice live as if our standing before God is still based on our individual keeping of the law. —Ken Jones https://t.co/KJJl9Kbzd7

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Only the Word of God has the kind of authority that can bind the consciences of men forever. —@RCSproul

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In this video, Rev. Ken Jones shows how God’s grace in Christ, not our own law-keeping, is what enables true holiness. https://t.co/HJ2eFjr0kJ

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The recognition that our sin needs to be and is being restrained by the law is a humbling reality. —@CalebCangelosi https://t.co/9nAS9MiXj4

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Be faithful in the good days and the hard days, on the rest days and the workdays. —Kenneth B. Wingate https://t.co/p1TuGtZkZx

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God commands what we cannot do that we may know what we ought to seek from Him. —Augustine

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If salvation is entirely by God’s grace, why does He choose to save some and not others?

Read this article by Dan Doriani to discover how Romans 9 reveals God’s sovereign mercy and perfect justice in salvation.

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As the Spirit unites us to Christ, He brings us out of the realm of spiritual death and into newness of life through Him. —Mark G. Johnston (@revmgjohnston) https://t.co/lJuj23lldd

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We do not adorn the gospel with shoddy, careless work on the jobsite. We glorify God and adorn His gospel by honoring Him with excellent work. —Scott James https://t.co/eRfcujL6mm

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Genuine love for Jesus manifests itself in obedience to His commandments. —@RCSproul

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There is no religion in the history of the world that contains an invitation remotely like the Christian gospel. —Mark G. Johnston (@revmgjohnston) https://t.co/lJuj23lldd

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When Marguerite de Navarre found she could no longer use her influence to advance Protestantism, she worked to protect it. —Rebecca VanDoodewaard https://t.co/WpLmk2s7JL

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All Christians have been called by God; therefore, all Christians have vocations. —@GeneVeith https://t.co/pLq5KqRsuh

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There is evidence in Marguerite de Navarre's writings of a clear understanding that salvation is through Christ alone. —Rebecca VanDoodewaard https://t.co/WpLmk2s7JL

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Repentance is a characteristic of the whole life, not the action of a single moment. —Sinclair Ferguson

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Marguerite de Navarre paid a high price for her public faith, perhaps the highest price a mother can pay. —Rebecca VanDoodewaard https://t.co/WpLmk2s7JL

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Dr. R.C. Sproul often said that this little phrase, “regeneration precedes faith,” captures the essence of Reformed theology. He could not have been more right. —Keith A. Mathison https://t.co/xWvAPZeGcT

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Marguerite de Navarre continued her quiet work of reform and protection until she died. —Rebecca VanDoodewaard https://t.co/WpLmk2s7JL

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Special grace is the true answer to sin’s destruction of our work. The Lord Jesus came to reverse the curse on our work. —Matthew Patton https://t.co/YSA8OVRVS6