Tag: Christology
January 5th: Genesis 5 and John 3:22-36
Theopolis Podcast: The Birth of Jesus (Advent to Epiphany)
Peter Leithart, Jeff Meyers, and I continue our series in Luke, discussing Luke 2:1-20 and the birth of Jesus.
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Not To Abolish But To Fulfil (Matthew 5:17-48)
Jesus teaches concerning the fulfilment of the Law in the Sermon on the Mount.
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Theopolis Podcast: Jesus the Word (The Gospel of John)
Peter Leithart and I are once again joined by Jeff Meyers for a discussion of Jesus as the Logos in our new series on the Gospel of John.
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Election in Ephesians 1
Trying to understand Ephesians 1 and was wondering if you could help. Paul seems to be addressing the visible/historical church in Ephesus. If my assumption is right then he is saying that the people in the visible church of Ephesus are predestined to adoption as sons, have redemption through Christ’s blood, have been gifted with every spiritual blessing, etc. My trouble is that as a Calvinist I don’t know how to make sense of the fact that he calls all of that visible church elect? Could you help me work through this important passage?
