Have you ever heard someone say that God hates the sin, but not the sinner? Or that Jesus died to make everyone savable or God would never damn someone to an eternal hell because, after all, He is a god of love?

These kinds of statements are fairly common in Christian circles and they are provocative. But are they true?

On today's episode of the Pactum, we are engaging such statements and offering biblical insights.

In this Pactum Responsum episode, Pat and Mike answer listener and viewer questions about repentance, John Piper, prayer, children's church, warning passages, Law/gospel, and Israel.

Pat and Mike finish up the law and gospel series by talking about how we can recover the law gospel distinction.

Pat and Mike continue the law and gospel series by considering ten objections to the law gospel distinction.

In this episode, Pat and Mike continue the law and gospel series by talking about the perils of rejecting the law gospel distinction.

Resources mentioned in this episode: - A Historical-Theological Response to John Piper's What Is Saving Faith? by J.V. Fesko

In this episode of the law and gospel series, Pat and Mike discuss the benefits of the law gospel distinction.

Pat and Mike continue the law and gospel series by talking about individuals, creeds, and confessions that highlight the law gospel distinction throughout history.

Pat and Mike continue their Law & Gospel series by talking about scriptural support for the law and gospel distinction.

Pat and Mike continue the Law & Gospel series by giving some definitions and talking about its meaning.

In this episode, Pat and Mike talk about the upcoming 2026 Pactum Conference on Covenant Theology.