Jesus didn’t die for our sins by accident. It was according to God’s will and for his glory; therefore, so is our salvation.

Paul announces why Christ died for our sins- that we might be delivered. What hope that this age does not speak the final word.

Some present predestination as a mean doctrine, but here we see it is just the opposite. The reality of the doctrine of predestination is that it is a great comfort because it reminds us that our salvation is all of grace.

Paul tells us that Christ gave himself for our sins. There is not a more hope-filled sentence that can be written or uttered.

In this episode we look at Galatians 1:1-2. Here Paul reminds the Galatian that his calling is from God not man.

In this episode we look at Mark 6:7-13.

In this episode we look at Jonah 4:5-11. Here we are reminded that God is not concerned with our agendas, but he is concerned with our concern for his.

In this episode we look at Jonah 4:3-4. Jonah is angry at God because he showed grace to sinners.

In this episode we look at WCF 3.4. Here we see the doctrine of particular redemption, or limited atonement, defined. This is a difficult, but ultimately comforting doctrine.

In this episode we look at Jonah 4:1-2. In these verses we get to the heart of Jonah’s issue. Surprisingly, his issue is that he knew God would be gracious, because it’s just how he is.