Baptist Perspective

Today we begin studying the doctrine of predestination and its connection to salvation. In this lesson, we define the term and begin to investigate more specifically how the word is used in the salvation of the people of God.

Today we continue studying the doctrine of adoption unto salvation. This podcast continues to show more information that adoption does not originate at faith and that it is an eternal and immanent act of God before the foundation of the world. It also concludes with the lengthy quote from an article on the subject by Elder J. D. Shain.

Today we continue studying the doctrine of adoption unto salvation. This podcast continues to show more information that adoption does not originate at faith and that it is an eternal and immanent act of God before the foundation of the world.

Today we continue studying the doctrine of adoption unto salvation. This podcast continues to show that adoption does not originate at faith and that it is an eternal and immanent act of God before the foundation of the world.

The study for today is concerning the doctrine of adoption unto salvation. In this podcast we see that many theologians are at odds with the Scriptures as to the origin of adoption.

The study for today continues with the doctrine of election unto salvation. In this podcast we are simply seeking to answer the charge that believing the doctrine of election will not cause one to live a life of sinfulness.

The study for today continues studying the doctrine of election unto salvation. In this podcast we find that it is the elect of God that are preserved and kept by faith not only in this life but they shall be ushered into the presence of the Lord in the world to come.

The study for today continues to show that election was not merely by the sovereign mercy and grace of God, but that it was purposed by Him in eternity and not based on any good in the creature. It was according to the will of God to the praise of His glory and honor.

The study for today is beginning to show that salvation is founded on the sovereign election of God and that it was not based on any action of man as foreseen by God in eternity. If man must do anything for his sins to be remitted then salvation is by works and not by grace.

Salvation is not left to the weakness of sinful man. God manifested His sovereignty in creation and He continues to manifest His sovereignty in providence. Equally, salvation is accomplished according to the sovereign grace of God.