The Doctrine of Limited Atonement
A doctrine in Reformed theology teaching that Christ's atonement was intended only for the elect and not for all of humanity.
The Doctrine of Unconditional Election
The Reformed view of election, known as unconditional election, teaches that God does not foresee an action or condition on our part that induces Him to save us.
Does doing good things make someone a good person?
Doing good deeds does not make a person good because sin is primarily an internal offense of the heart against a perfectly holy God, whose standard requires complete perfection.
The Doctrine of Total Depravity
Total Depravity is a doctrinal position within Calvinism that asserts the pervasive corruption of human nature due to original sin, affecting all aspects of an individual’s being.
A Brief History of the Reformation
How did we get the doctrines of grace? God shaped Reformation history through the hands of Martin Luther and John Calvin.
How to Think Like a Christian
Thinking biblically about hard cultural questions requires: 1. Grounding your perspective in Scripture, 2. Precisely defining key terms, and 3. Critically unpacking ambiguous language while challenging vague assumptions.
Live at Peace with Your Pastors
Living at peace with your pastors means humbly allowing them to shepherd you through Scripture, partnering with them in ministry, and honoring the people God has used to shape your faith. I thank God for the ministry of Pastors Jerry Hwang, Jon Szeto, and Steve Loo.
