Doctrines of Grace

Andrew Fuller on the Objectivity of the Gospel: Christ, not Emotion
by James M. Renihan, Ph.D.|March 29, 2017|Andrew Fuller, Christian Life, Doctrines of Grace, Means of Grace, Ministry, Preaching, Reformed Theology, Temptation
If the attention of the awakened sinner, instead of being directed to Christ, be turned...
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On the Immutability of God
by James M. Renihan, Ph.D.|March 28, 2017|Baptist History, Baptist Magazine, Calvinism, Covenant Theology, Doctrine of God, Doctrines of Grace, Particular Baptists, Reformed Theology, Theology
From the Baptist Magazine, 1810. On the Immutability of God “The Father of lights, with...
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On the Mercy of God
by James M. Renihan, Ph.D.|March 16, 2017|Baptist History, Baptist Magazine, Calvinism, Christian Life, Doctrine of God, Doctrines of Grace, Gospel, Puritans, Reformed Theology, Scripture, Theology, Worship
From the October and November 1810 issues of the Baptist Magazine October article: On the...
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On the Veracity and Faithfulness of God
by James M. Renihan, Ph.D.|February 24, 2017|Baptist Magazine, Doctrine of God, Doctrines of Grace, Puritans, Reformed Theology, Scripture, Theology
“On the Veracity and Faithfulness of God” is taken from the August 1810 issue of...
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A Christian Minister’s Soliloquy
by James M. Renihan, Ph.D.|January 18, 2017|Baptist Magazine, Calvinism, Church, Doctrines of Grace, Gospel, Lord's Day, Ministry, Preaching, Reformed Theology, Regulative Principle of Worship, Sabbath, Scripture, Theology, Worship
A Christian Minister’s Soliloquy In his way to the Sanctuary This moving article was perhaps...
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Evidences of a State of Grace
by James M. Renihan, Ph.D.|January 4, 2017|Baptist Magazine, Church, Doctrines of Grace, Means of Grace, Reformed Theology, Theology, Worship
Evidences of a State of Grace From the June 1810 edition of the Baptist Magazine...
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The Glory of the Incarnation
by James M. Renihan, Ph.D.|December 26, 2016|Doctrines of Grace, John Owen, Preaching, Puritans, Reformed Theology, Regulative Principle of Worship, Worship
Excerpts from Owen, Vol. 1 “He, therefore, is the Word, the Christ, and the cause...
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