That God elects or chooses his people is beyond question, but how does he choose? On what basis does he choose? On foresight or foreknowledge? Is there a difference?

Can God be a God of love and yet allow so much suffering? The Apostle John describes how God has shown his love in a way that brings true encouragement and hope.

That God elects or chooses his people is beyond question, but how does he choose? On what basis does he choose? On foresight or foreknowledge? Is there a difference?

Can God be a God of love and yet allow so much suffering? The Apostle John describes how God has shown his love in a way that brings true encouragement and hope.

The Biblical teaching about election as summarized in the Canons of Dort 1:6=7.

A remarkable providience and remarkable faith involving two unlikely converts.

A remarkable providience and remarkable faith involving two unlikely converts.

The Biblical teaching about election as summarized in the Canons of Dort 1:6=7.

We begin a study of God's word using the Canons of Dort as a guide to key teachings of the Christian faith.

The death of Jesus is explained in Jesus' own words, "I thirst" and "It is finished." John also provided three powerful evidences that Jesus truly died so there can be no doubt.