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Jesus – The Suffering Savior
Posted in Bible, Calvinism, Caspar Olevianus, Christology, Personal Development, Positive Attitude, Post-Reformation Orthodoxy, Reformation, Relationships, Theology, Zacharius Ursinus, tagged atonement, Calvinism, Christology, Heidelberg Catechism, Jesus Christ, Personal Development, Salvation, suffering, tribulation on December 12, 2011 | 14 Comments »
Jesus Christ suffered for all who believe, even the agony and torture of the Cross. We have a Savior who has suffered greatly!
Union with Christ and the Mystery of Baptism
Posted in Baptism, Bible, Caspar Olevianus, Heidelberg Catechism, Personal Development, Post-Reformation Orthodoxy, Reformation, Relationships, Soteriology, Theology, Zacharius Ursinus, tagged Baptism, Christian living, Heidelberg Catechism, Olevianus, Personal Development, Salvation, Scripture, theology, Ursinus on October 24, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
Baptism is wonderful and VERY useful in the Christian life.
Why Do Christians Still Have to Die?
Posted in Bible, Caspar Olevianus, Evangelism, Personal Development, Positive Attitude, Preaching, Relationships, Theology, Zacharius Ursinus, tagged Connecting, death, Evangelism, Heidelberg Catechism, Historical theology, Jesus Christ, Olevianus, Personal Development, Preaching, Reformed, Reformed Orthodox, Salvation, Scripture, theology, Ursinus on October 11, 2011 | 6 Comments »
Christians still gotta die… but why?
Anselm’s Famous Cur Deus Homo
Posted in Anselm of Canterbury, Christology, History, Medieval Church, Reviews, Soteriology, Trinity, tagged Anselm of Canterbury, atonement, Augustine, Book Review, Christology, church history, Historical theology, History, Incarnation, Personal Development, Reformed Catholicism, Salvation, Scripture, theology, trinitarianism on September 7, 2011 | 2 Comments »
Finally read Anselm’s famous work on the incarnation and the atonement… well worth the read: interesting, excellent, and compelling stuff.
St. Anselm on Free Will
Posted in Anselm of Canterbury, Calvinism, History, Medieval Church, Personal Development, Relationships, Theology, tagged Arminianism, Augustine, Augustinianism, Calvinism, church history, conversion, Historical theology, History, John Calvin, Personal Development, Reformed, Reformed Catholicism, Salvation, theology on July 15, 2011 | 17 Comments »
A little Augustinian pearl from Anselm of Canterbury – hubba hubba!
The Benefits of Christ’s Resurrection
Posted in Bible, Caspar Olevianus, Christology, Reformation, Soteriology, Theology, Zacharius Ursinus, tagged atonement, Christology, Heidelberg Catechism, Historical theology, Jesus Christ, Olevianus, Personal Development, Reformed Catholicism, Salvation, Scripture, theology on June 30, 2011 | 4 Comments »
Just a look at some of the glorious benefits of the resurrection of Jesus… awesome stuff!
“He Descended into Hell”
Posted in Bible, Calling, Caspar Olevianus, Christology, Islam, Personal Development, Positive Attitude, Relationships, Soteriology, Theology, Zacharius Ursinus, tagged atonement, Christology, Connecting, conversion, Heidelberg Catechism, Historical theology, Jesus Christ, Olevianus, Personal Development, Reformed, Reformed Catholicism, Salvation, Scripture, suffering, temptation, theology, Ursinus on June 17, 2011 | 5 Comments »
Some thoughts about how the suffering and death of Christ comes to bear in the life of the Christian
How Important is Faith?
Posted in Baptism, Caspar Olevianus, History of Redemption, Personal Development, Positive Attitude, Preaching, Relationships, Soteriology, Theology, Zacharius Ursinus, tagged Christology, faith, Heidelberg Catechism, justification, Olevianus, Personal Development, Preaching, Reformed, Reformed Catholicism, Salvation, Scripture, theology, Ursinus on June 6, 2011 | 1 Comment »
The Christian life is a life of faith… we don’t (indeed, can’t) walk by sight, at least not until our salvation is complete.
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