Pyatcast

Category: God

  • The Fear of God

    Today I happened to walk into a chatroom that was on the relation of Christianity and the Church. There were a number of points raised by those leading the discussion, including issues connected to the fact that churches often act with the primary goal of promoting themselves or lining the coffers. There was also talk…

  • John Gill on God’s Love

    John Gill, sometimes falsely accused (particularly by Amyraldians, and quasi-Amyraldians) of being a hyper-Calvinist, had this to say about God’s love: 2. As to the objects of God’s love, it is special and discriminating. He loves some, and not others. It is true, he has a general love and regard to all his creatures. He…

  • Times of Unpredictability

    It’s time for people to remember something: Isaiah 41:20-2420That they may see, and know, and consider, and understand together, that the hand of the LORD hath done this, and the Holy One of Israel hath created it. 21Produce your cause, saith the LORD; bring forth your strong [reasons], saith the King of Jacob. 22Let them…

  • Responding to Churchfellaway

    Churchfellaway (CFA) has provided a video responding to Dr. White’s response to a Muslim fellow. (link) CFA begins badly, having to ensure the audience that he is not defending the Muslim. He wants to respond to the fact that Thomas called Jesus “God.” His first argument is that Thomas didn’t speak English (ok …) and…

  • The Real Francis Turretin on: The Commands of God

    Standing Solus Christus has kindly provided a new transcription of the real Francis Turretin, discussing the subject of God’s commands. (link) To God be the Glory!

  • Psalm 103

    For those who enjoy music – for those who are merry – for who simply wish to worship God – here’s a beautiful rendition of Psalm 103 – feel free to sing along: [youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DIdaP8nIM74&hl=en] Bless God and don’t forget his grace! -TurretinFan To God be the Glory!

  • Vengeance Belongs to Our God

    As my friend TheoJunkie points out, (link), vengeance belongs to our God. That’s why, even though we may view the pope as a leading enemy of the gospel, nevertheless we do not threaten his life, or encourage others to do so. There is, of course, no more precarious state than to be an open enemy…