August 16, 2011
by Julian Freeman
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The whole of the blog world has been abuzz lately for a number of issues surrounding the new Calvinist movement amongst evangelicals. First was news of CJ Mahaney and Sovereign Grace Ministries going through some serious trials. Then John MacArthur … Continue reading
August 26, 2007
by Julian Freeman
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The Kerux has had quite an interesting conversation emerging on his blog lately about the issue of baptism and church membership. These are issues I’ve thought about for some time, but I confess, I have not come to a firm … Continue reading
May 18, 2007
by Julian Freeman
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As promised, the audio recordings from the messages at this year’s SGF Pastors’ Conference is now available for free download from our SermonAudio site. Click here to view all the messages from this year’s conference. As previously stated, the main … Continue reading
March 9, 2007
by Julian Freeman
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John MacArthur’s comments on all good Calvinists being pre-millennial has got me thinking again. But I definitely don’t agree. Historic Dispensationalism stated outright that God’s plan to save the Gentiles now–in an age of grace–is an aside from God’s plans … Continue reading
March 8, 2007
by Julian Freeman
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I love Scripture because it boldly declares. It doesn’t go around tip-toeing and trying to qualify everything. There are profound tensions in Scripture, but rather than attempting to soften them, or thinking that we need to explain them away, I … Continue reading
January 29, 2006
by Julian Freeman
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Please understand that I know the whole Augustinian / Pelagian (Calvinism / Arminianism) debate has been running its course for 16 centuries or so now, so I don’t intend to solve it here. That being said, I’m a little frustrated … Continue reading
December 4, 2005
by Julian Freeman
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I had intended to post on today’s sermon; God’s active hardening of sinners, from Romans 9.17-18… but kerux beat me to it. His new feature is fantastic, and he couldn’t have picked a better week to begin open discussions on … Continue reading