The series continues with a bit of practical advice about not thinking of yourself too highly in this enterprise.
Author: PastorJim (Jim McClarty)
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This Generation
Pastor Jim McClarty takes an alternate look at Matthew 24:34 and the common assumptions surrounding the phrase “this generation.”
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ETT 2016 – Jesus as Judge, Day 3
The Embracing the Truth Conference 2016 This video was shot at low resolution (the Hamilton Chapel in-house camera is mounted in the back of the room and operated remotely by the people in the audio room). The camera does settle down after a few minutes, making the video more watchable. But, the low resolution causes...
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Philippians 4:13
Philippians 4:13 is another one of those highly abused verses. People use it in a way that Paul certainly never intended. So, in this video we look at the context and the little Greek word “pas” to contrast Paul’s conclusion with the modern misuse.
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Systematic Theology – Hamartiology
Week 23 – Biblical Anthropology Week 24 – Hamartiology Part 1 Week 25 – Hamartiology Part 2 Week 26 – Hamartiology Part 3 Week 27 – Hamartiology Part 4 Week 28 – Hamartiology Part 5
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The Attribute of Sovereignty
The Sovereignty of God is one of the most disliked and downplayed attributes of God. Yet is one of the most comforting and assuring among those who rightly understand it. So this week we concentrated on that most-essential characteristic of the God of the Bible.
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Systematic Theology Week 7
This week we finished what we’ve called “The Word on the Word” and ended the evening by introducing the topic of Theology Proper. The notes for this lesson are available as a downloadable pdf here.
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Is Predestination a Hindrance?
A brief response to a recent email about the doctrine of predestination and whether it could hinder someone who was willing to come to Christ, but saw predestination as a hindrance.
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Christian Phraseology and Context
We need to be careful with what we say and repeat. Sometimes, repeating verses without context can imply a whole other meaning than what the original author intended.