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Monthly Q&A: February 2020

Q: If there is habitual sin in my life, does it mean I’m not saved? A: Habitual sin certainly appears to be and is inconsistent with the...

Doctrines of Grace: Perseverance of the Saints

P: Perseverance of the Saints Perseverance of the Saints is not the same thing as “once saved, always saved.” I don’t believe that “once...

Doctrines of Grace: Irresistible Grace

I: Irresistible Grace Now many people will argue that there are many people in this world tho resist God’s grace. Some believers will...

Doctrines of Grace: Limited Atonement

L: Limited Atonement In the acronym TULIP, L stands for “Limited Atonement.” In the context of reformed theology this term means that...

Doctrines of Grace: Unconditional Election

U: Unconditional Election To note, there is discussion on whether this election is of individuals or of communities (for example, does...

Doctrines of Grace: Total Depravity

These posts aren’t meant to persuade anyone to change their theology. Enough has been written on both sides of this debate that I don’t...

What’s in a name?: Calvin vs. Arminius

There is increasingly hot debate in Christendom today in regards to what is “reformed” theology and which theological construct is...

Dr. Justin Tilghman

Dr. Tilghman is a professor, author, and speaker from Eastern, NC.

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