Interview with Alan Bandy and Benjamin L. Merkle, authors of UNDERSTANDING PROPHECY: A BIBLICAL-THEOLOGICAL APPROACH
Just what was the death of Christ designed to accomplish? We (evangelicals) agree that he died as a substitute for sinners, but did he offer himself as a substitute for all people, or for the elect only? And if for all, then will all be saved? Unless you’re brand new to the world of Christian…
Interview with Jim Hamilton, author of SONG OF SONGS: A BIBLICAL-THEOLOGICAL, ALLEGORICAL, CHRISTOLOGICAL INTERPRETATION
Just what was the death of Christ designed to accomplish? We (evangelicals) agree that he died as a substitute for sinners, but did he offer himself as a substitute for all people, or for the elect only? And if for all, then will all be saved? Unless you’re brand new to the world of Christian…
Interview with Thomas Schreiner, author of FAITH ALONE - THE DOCTRINE OF JUSTIFICATION: WHAT THE REFORMERS TAUGHT...AND WHY IT STILL MATTERS
Just what was the death of Christ designed to accomplish? We (evangelicals) agree that he died as a substitute for sinners, but did he offer himself as a substitute for all people, or for the elect only? And if for all, then will all be saved? Unless you’re brand new to the world of Christian…
Interview with Michael Haykin, author of REDISCOVERING THE CHURCH FATHERS: WHO THEY WERE AND HOW THEY SHAPED THE CHURCH
Just what was the death of Christ designed to accomplish? We (evangelicals) agree that he died as a substitute for sinners, but did he offer himself as a substitute for all people, or for the elect only? And if for all, then will all be saved? Unless you’re brand new to the world of Christian…
SCRIPTURE CANNOT BE BROKEN: TWENTIETH CENTURY WRITINGS ON THE DOCTRINE OF INERRANCY, ed. John MacArthur
Just what was the death of Christ designed to accomplish? We (evangelicals) agree that he died as a substitute for sinners, but did he offer himself as a substitute for all people, or for the elect only? And if for all, then will all be saved? Unless you’re brand new to the world of Christian…
Interview (Part 2) with R. Douglas Geivett and Holly Pivec, authors of A NEW APOSTOLIC REFORMATION? and GOD'S SUPER APOSTLES
Just what was the death of Christ designed to accomplish? We (evangelicals) agree that he died as a substitute for sinners, but did he offer himself as a substitute for all people, or for the elect only? And if for all, then will all be saved? Unless you’re brand new to the world of Christian…
Interview (Part 1) with R. Douglas Geivett and Holly Pivec, authors of A NEW APOSTOLIC REFORMATION? and GOD'S SUPER APOSTLES
Just what was the death of Christ designed to accomplish? We (evangelicals) agree that he died as a substitute for sinners, but did he offer himself as a substitute for all people, or for the elect only? And if for all, then will all be saved? Unless you’re brand new to the world of Christian…
Interview with Stephen Wellum, co-author of GOD'S KINGDOM THROUGH GOD'S COVENANTS: A CONCISE BIBLICAL THEOLOGY
Just what was the death of Christ designed to accomplish? We (evangelicals) agree that he died as a substitute for sinners, but did he offer himself as a substitute for all people, or for the elect only? And if for all, then will all be saved? Unless you’re brand new to the world of Christian…
Interview with Peter Leithart, author of TRACES OF THE TRINITY: SIGNS OF GOD IN CREATION AND HUMAN EXPERIENCE
Just what was the death of Christ designed to accomplish? We (evangelicals) agree that he died as a substitute for sinners, but did he offer himself as a substitute for all people, or for the elect only? And if for all, then will all be saved? Unless you’re brand new to the world of Christian…
Interview with Darrell Bock, co-editor of THE GOSPEL ACCORDING TO ISAIAH 53, eds. Darrell Bock and Mitch Glaser
Just what was the death of Christ designed to accomplish? We (evangelicals) agree that he died as a substitute for sinners, but did he offer himself as a substitute for all people, or for the elect only? And if for all, then will all be saved? Unless you’re brand new to the world of Christian…
Interview with Craig Biehl, author of THE INFINITE MERIT OF CHRIST: THE GLORY OF CHRIST'S OBEDIENCE IN THE THEOLOGY OF JONATHAN EDWARDS
Just what was the death of Christ designed to accomplish? We (evangelicals) agree that he died as a substitute for sinners, but did he offer himself as a substitute for all people, or for the elect only? And if for all, then will all be saved? Unless you’re brand new to the world of Christian…
Interview with Annette G. Aubert, author of THE GERMAN ROOTS OF NINETEENTH-CENTURY AMERICAN THEOLOGY, Part 2
Just what was the death of Christ designed to accomplish? We (evangelicals) agree that he died as a substitute for sinners, but did he offer himself as a substitute for all people, or for the elect only? And if for all, then will all be saved? Unless you’re brand new to the world of Christian…
Interview with Annette G. Aubert, author of THE GERMAN ROOTS OF NINETEENTH-CENTURY AMERICAN THEOLOGY, Part 1
Just what was the death of Christ designed to accomplish? We (evangelicals) agree that he died as a substitute for sinners, but did he offer himself as a substitute for all people, or for the elect only? And if for all, then will all be saved? Unless you’re brand new to the world of Christian…
Interview with Andreas and Margaret Kostenberger, authors of GOD'S DESIGN FOR MAN AND WOMAN: A BIBLICAL-THEOLOGICAL SURVEY
Just what was the death of Christ designed to accomplish? We (evangelicals) agree that he died as a substitute for sinners, but did he offer himself as a substitute for all people, or for the elect only? And if for all, then will all be saved? Unless you’re brand new to the world of Christian…
Interview with David Murray, author of HAPPY CHRISTIAN: TEN WAYS TO BE A JOYFUL BELIEVER IN A GLOOMY WORLD
Just what was the death of Christ designed to accomplish? We (evangelicals) agree that he died as a substitute for sinners, but did he offer himself as a substitute for all people, or for the elect only? And if for all, then will all be saved? Unless you’re brand new to the world of Christian…
NEW ATHEISM: A SURVIVAL GUIDE, by Graham Veale
Just what was the death of Christ designed to accomplish? We (evangelicals) agree that he died as a substitute for sinners, but did he offer himself as a substitute for all people, or for the elect only? And if for all, then will all be saved? Unless you’re brand new to the world of Christian…