irresistible grace

Understanding John 3:16 by John Samson

by Roger Servin 01.03.2011

I came across this post by John Samson over @ Effectual Grace a few days ago and thought it was  a very well thought out post concerning a biblical understanding of John 3:16.  Read on… How can you reconcile belief in Divine election with John 3:16? Actually, if we carefully take a look at the [...]

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John Piper on 1 John 5:1 – Those Who Believe Have Been Born of God

by Roger Servin 03.01.2010
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Is the Call of God Effectual or Not?

by Roger Servin 10.16.2009

What is the “calling” of God? The words call, called, and calling are used over 700 times in the Old and New Testaments, according to the New Bible Dictionary. The Greek words translated call include kaleo and its derivatives parakaleo, epikaleo, and kletos, along with legein and phonein. Despite such a variety of words, there [...]

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“Doctrines of Grace” Series with John Piper – Irresistible Grace and Total Depravity

by Roger Servin 09.11.2009

Here is the third installment of the TULIP series taught by John Piper. We’re really gettin’ into it now! Thoughts anyone??

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“Doctrines of Grace” Series with John Piper – Assumptions and Irresistible Grace

by Roger Servin 09.09.2009

Here’s the second video in the TULIP seminar series taught by John Piper in March of 2008. For those of you visiting for the first time you can catch up by watching the introduction to this series located here. The complete series can be found here.

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“Doctrines of Grace” Series with John Piper – Introduction

by Roger Servin 09.07.2009

The doctrines of grace (aka “Tulip”)… you either love em’ or you hate em’.  Whatever the case, I’ve decided to post a series of videos from Desiring God featuring Dr. John Piper teaching through the infamous doctrines of grace.  I will post a video at time every couple of days, I think there are about [...]

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