Resources
Gospel, Doctrines, Confessions, Etc.List of Resources from A to Z
→ Core Bible Doctrines – the core doctrines of Scripture from the final written Word to the whole of Scripture to the person/work of Christ to the end of the age/second coming of Christ.
→ Calvin’s Commentary on 2 Timothy 3:13-17 – an in-depth look at 2 Timothy 3:13-17
→ Charles Spurgeon – a collection of Spurgeon’s sermons
→ False Movements – false movements/teachings found within the visible church
→ Famous Quotes – great theological quotes from heroes of the faith
→ The Gospel – an explanation and video presentation by Steve Lawson
→ Historic Confessions – The Belgic Confession, London Baptist Confession, Westminster Confession, Chicago Statement on Biblical Inerrancy
→ Historic Creeds – Nicene Creed, Creed of Chalcedon, Athanasian Creed, and Apostles’ Creed
→ Importance of Discernment – a guide to biblical discernment for the Christian
→ MacArthur Sermon Excerpt – an fantastic excerpt from MacArthur’s sermon: Deliverance: From Sin to Righteousness, Part 2
→ Orrel Steinkamp – a collection of The Plumbline newsletters
→ Recommended Christian Websites – a list of other Christian websites that we recommend
→ Resolute: An Unwavering Stance on the Truth of God’s Word – a book written by David Sheldon and Kerri Sheldon
→ Study on Matthew 24 – a study on Matthew 24 regarding the unfolding of the end of the age
Recommended Websites
Resolute:
An Unwavering Stance on the Truth of God’s Word
The standard for Christianity is pure and sound biblical doctrine. If that standard is compromised at all, muddled thinking and false teaching inevitably become the new norm.
Currently, there are popular themes within the evangelical circle such as ‘hearing God’s voice,’ ‘experiencing God,’ & ‘telling your story.’ Does the majority of thought surrounding these ideas truly line up with what God says in His Word?
Resolute is a book written to examine such topics according to Scripture. With careful consideration, we must conclude if even current mainstream evangelicalism has submitted to negotiated ways. We must also determine if Christians should care when others are immersed in teachings not actually found in God’s Word. Even further, is it possible there is a growing apostasy within the visible church?
Consider these things by reading the book, Resolute. Get your copy today!
