Theological retrieval seems to suffer most in non-denominational contexts that are largely defined by "statements of faith" and have existed independently from the greater catholic and protestant tradition.
Obadiah Sedwick responding to the Antinomian claim that God sees no sin in the justified believer distinguished between God's eye of vengeance and God's eye of mercy:
Quote from Como, Blown by the Spirit
UTC Podcast episode 6 is now live:
'A conversation with Chad van Dixhoorn'
Listen on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Amazon Music and Podbean.
https://t.co/auexzfd4u7
Was great to see a fellow African ๐ and good friend today at the Bangor Missionary Convention in Northern Ireland. Pastor @ConradMbewe is preaching here every morning this week. I've been very encouraged by the many faithful churches bearing witness to the gospel on this island!
Rooibos, meaning "red bush" in Afrikaans, grows exclusively in a 140,000 acre area in the Cederberg region of South Africa, around 155 miles north of Cape Town. Its needle-like leaves have long been used by the country's Indigenous communities to make a woody-flavored tea.
Now, it appeals to the tastebuds of tea-lovers globally. https://t.co/orFIg9e63H
The Particular Baptist John Gill was very sympathetic towards the antinomian Tobias Crisp's works. He provided explanatory notes for Crisp's later editions of Christ Alone Exalted and attempted to vindicate Crisp, specifically, from the criticisms of Anthony Burgess.