Paul considers himself to be the foremost sinner. Twice in 1 Timothy 1, he calls himself such. According to his own words, he is guilty of insolence, blasphemy, and persecuting Christ and his church. And despite the serious nature of these specific transgressions, we know his personal list of sins is barely beginning. Paul is … More Perfect Patience
John Calvin wrote, “The Law was, as it were our husband, under whose yoke we were kept until it became dead to us.” What did our vaunted Christian father mean by such a statement? Had he become liberal and licentious in regards to God’s standards? Should he be grouped with those labeled “Antinomian?” Was he … More A Better Husband
As believers, we have all the forgiveness we will ever need. Christ’s gracious and sacrificial work on the cross is one and done. He paid for all the sins of all the elect for all of their lives. There remains no more sin for which to pay. No more blood is needed from Christ. No penance or probation or partnership is … More Grace that is Greater than All our Sin
Unfathomable Grace 