Why Ignoring the New Covenant Is More Dangerous Than Breaking the Old (New Covenant Theology Explained)

The Old Covenant came through angels. The New Covenant came through Jesus Christ Himself. If breaking the Old brought judgment, how much more serious is it to ignore the gospel of the Son? Hebrews 1–2 draws a sharp line between the servants and the Son—and calls us to pay closer attention before we drift away.

Irresistible Grace: God Always Gets His Man

If God has set His sights on you, you’re done for. He’s going to save you. Not maybe. Not potentially. He’s not waiting for your permission. He’s God—He always gets His man. That’s Irresistible Grace. And once you see it in Scripture, you can’t unsee it. This article shows how God’s sovereign grace overcomes our dead hearts, answers the objections, and puts all the glory where it belongs—on Him.

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How Christians Should NOT Wage the Culture War

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