<p>In this episode, I begin a new series on the doctrine of common grace. Common grace is a doctrine that must be understood when considering the life and accomplishments of non-believers. Why can non-believers experience the good of creation? Why are non-believers not instantly judged? Why do non-believers have the ability to make superficially good decisions? All of these questions find their answer in the doctrine of common grace. </p>

In this episode, I begin a new series on the doctrine of common grace. Common grace is a doctrine that must be understood when considering the life and accomplishments of non-believers. Why can non-believers experience the good of creation? Why are non-believers not instantly judged? Why do non-believers have the ability to make superficially good decisions? All of these questions find their answer in the doctrine of common grace.

Common Grace: An Introduction

If the God who created all things spoke to humanity, would it not be authoritative and absolute truth? I am convinced that the Bible is the very word of God and is sufficient and trustworthy to build our lives on. If God has revealed Himself personally and truthfully in the Bible, we would do well to understand it. Join me, as I seek to preach the doctrines of Scripture and persuade you to its authority. The deeper the doctrine the more likely we will talk about it. You can expect us to not shy away from those topics that seem to be controversial and confusing. This will be a podcast that deepens understanding and glorifies​ God.

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Common Grace: An Introduction

Common Grace: An Introduction