February 21, 2012
by Julian Freeman
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I appreciated this insight from John MacArthur, dealing with the evangelical obsession with the nuclear family. With all the material available to help families, why are so many Christian families in trouble? May I suggest that our preoccupation may be … Continue reading
February 13, 2012
by Julian Freeman
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Some Background A little while ago John MacArthur did a series of posts critiquing the ‘Young, Restless, and Reformed’ movement. Needless to say, it created quite a stir. Those who disagreed with MacArthur argued that he was using sweeping generalizations … Continue reading
September 15, 2011
by Julian Freeman
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It was not too long ago that some pretty harsh and unfair words were flying around the blogosphere regarding the Young Restless Reformed movement and their stance on drinking. Reading between the lines, many people wondered if it was Mark … Continue reading
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
July 30, 2011
by Julian Freeman
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Five quick wrap-up thoughts before I wave the white flag, pull up a chair, and receive the rest of the series from Dr. MacArthur on how the ‘Young, Restless, Reformed’ movement needs to ‘grow up.’ 1. After observing the comments … Continue reading
July 27, 2011
by Julian Freeman
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I’m really having a hard time obeying Tim Challies. He told us that we need to listen to John MacArthur. MacArthur has begun a series critiquing the ‘Young, Restless, and Reformed’ movement and Tim says we need to listen to … 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