Do You Have a Conscience?
Mitch Chase (article)
Every believer and, by implication, every church would benefit from learning about our conscience and how it can be calibrated by the Word of God and for the glory of God. As the Spirit works in us, we can, by God’s grace, love those with whom we differ on disputable matters.
What is progressive sanctification?
Got Questions
(article) Sanctification is a three-stage process – past, present, and future.
Conscience: What It Is, How to Train It, and Loving Those Who Differ
Tim Challies
Conscience is a God-given capacity to make moral judgments in areas in which we do not have clear revelation...
Romans 7 Does Not Describe Your Christian Experience
Thomas Schreiner Romans 7:13–25 is one of the most disputed and controversial passages in the Bible. Augustine changed his mind about its meaning, so we have precedent for swinging back and forth in our own interpretation.
Romans 7 Does Describe Your Christian Experience
John Piper When I teach on Romans 7, I expect there may be pushback to my argument that Romans 7:14–25 refers to Paul’s—and thus to our—Christian experience.
TMS Distinctives: A High View of the Holy Spirit
The Master's Seminary Over the past few weeks, the seminary has been posting faculty videos related to its core doctrinal commitments. The six videos in this series center on Pneumatology, and the commitment at TMS to a high view of the Person and work of the Holy Spirit.
Christians Never Graduate from the Gospel
Conrad Mbewe (podcast) In less than three minutes, Conrad Mbewe explains the importance of the gospel in the life of the Christian.