John Bunyan

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• CALL THAT PROGRESS?

  
  BRIAN SIBLEY : the blog — Authority: 120
  Theyve done it again! The BBC! Shoving out some of my old programmes on Radio 7 without even the common decency to tell me they were repeating my work for which, I might add, they pay a minute pittance that makes peanuts look like a banquet! This time it was my three-part dramatisation of John Bunyans The Pilgrims ...
  3 days ago

• My Righteousness is in Heaven

  
  Irish Calvinist — Authority: 124
  John Bunyan’s words echo through the ages and remain a heart warming corrective and refreshment to us: “One day as I was passing into the field, this sentence fell upon my soul: ‘Thy righteousness is in heaven.’ And with the eyes of my soul I saw Jesus at the Father’s right hand. ‘There,’ I said, ‘is ...
  5 days ago

• November 28 in history

  
  Homepaddock — Authority: 446
  On November 28: 1520 Three ships under the command of Portuguese explorer Ferdinand Magellan reached the Pacific Ocean, becoming the first Europeans to sail from the Atlantic Ocean to the Pacific. 1582 William Shakespeare and Anne Hathaway paid a £40 bond for their marriage licence. 1628   John Bunyan , ...
  1 week ago

• Dr. Curt Daniel on Bunyan on the Atonement

  
  Puritan Fellowship — Authority: 135
  HT: Theological Meditations . "John Bunyan (1628-1688) tended towards a more universal atonement. In his Reprobation Asserted, he argued that the atonement underlies the Gospel offer. Therefore, we preach to all because Christ died for all. If the atonement was limited to the elect alone, then the reprobate who ...
  2 weeks ago

• Justification - Bunyan

  
  Delivered By Grace | Theology Blog — Authority: 122
  Indeed this is one of the greatest mysteries in the world – namely, that a righteousness that resides with a Person in heaven should justify me, a sinner on earth. - John Bunyan
  3 weeks ago

• What’s So Special About Pilgrim’s Progress

  
  Voice of the Sheep — Authority: 421
  Sitting on my desk as I write this is a book that may well become one of my most treasured earthly possessions. It is a new edition of the classic allegory, Pilgrim’s Progress , recently published by Crossway Books. I must confess here that I have as of this moment not yet read Bunyan’s great work all the way ...
  3 weeks ago

• Mid Week Music

  
  Homepaddock — Authority: 446
  The music teacher at Oamaru Intermediate was a World War II veteran who took commemorations of Anzac and Armistice Days very seriously. One of the songs he taught us for Armistice Day was John Bunyan’s He Who Would Valiant Be:
  3 weeks ago

• Dr. Curt Daniel on Bunyan, Luther, Zwingli, Bullinger and Two Reformed Confessions

  
  Theological Meditations — Authority: 426
  "John Bunyan (1628-1688) tended towards a more universal atonement. In his Reprobation Asserted , he argued that the atonement underlies the Gospel offer. Therefore, we preach to all because Christ died for all. If the atonement was limited to the elect alone, then the reprobate who hear and reject the Gospel deserve ...
  4 weeks ago

• The Fruit of Self-Control

  
  Christian Research Net — Authority: 142
  A new blog offering is available at Justification by Grace. Here is an excerpt: Last night I taught a 23-1/2 minute devotional message on prayer, particularly on the holiness of our heavenly Father (“His Name is Holy” found on SermonAudio.com). Approaching the end of the message I was having some dexterity ...
  4 weeks ago

• All that We Have Flows from the Cross

  
  Christian Research Net — Authority: 142
  Another installment has been made at my new JUSTIFICATION BY GRACE weblog. Included below the most recent article are two links posted yesterday if you haven’t read them. Below is the beginning of the recent article: “Therefore being justified by faith, we have peace with God through our Lord Jesus ...
  4 weeks ago

• Wisdom from John Bunyan

  
  talia — Authority: 120
  "What a fool," quoth he, "am I, thus to lie in a stinking dungeon, when I may as well walk at liberty! I have a key in my bosom called Promise; that will, I am persuaded, open any lock in Doubting Castle." -Christian, Pilgrims Progress
  4 weeks ago

• Christian, Prudence and the Consolation of the Gospel

  
  Irish Calvinist — Authority: 124
  As a Christian I struggle to keep the gospel playing on repeat on my mental play-list.  I default to Law and idolatry.  God then sends trials to providentially dissuade us of our value and fasten our eyes upon Jesus, who alone is valuable. Having this daily struggle as a Christian I find it to be my struggle and ...
  5 weeks ago

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