This thread by Tom Hicks about his concerns with DW’s teaching on justification is very helpful, especially considering Tom Hicks’ knowledge concerning the doctrine. Thank you for your thoughtful response!

Hear, hear!

"The law and the gospel are two opposite paths to a righteous standing before God: a perfect record of personal obedience, or a perfect record of imputed obedience." Renihan, Samuel. The Mystery of Christ, His Covenant, and His Kingdom (p. 26). Founders Press. Kindle Edition.

“His existence [The Son’s] is obedience — eternal obedience, obedience that could not be otherwise. The Father’s existence is authority.” - Douglas Wilson

“The best Interpreter of the Old Testament, is the Holy Spirit speaking to us in the New.” - Nehemiah Coxe

To celebrate the Reformation I am giving away The Five Solas series Zondervan Academic May these books kindle your devotion to God’s glory, dependency on his grace, faith in his only begotten Son, and trust in his sacred scriptures. To win, Like and Retweet.

We are not justified by the quality of our faith (faithful, obedient, joyful), but by the object of our faith—Christ alone. Faith as an instrument simply receives the gift of justification, solely on the basis of the merits of Christ; it offers nothing to God in exchange of it.

Reading this book by Petty France has made me reconsider so many of my assumptions about where Christ’s soul went in between his death and resurrection. What a fascinating read! a.co/2S1n5c2

Tonight we have a reenactment of the revolutionary war. Let’s see who wins this time around 🤔

This is great! I am so glad that Grace Community Church is taking an orthodox stand in the Trinity debate. gracechurch.org/sermons/20904

“España no necesita gladiadores; necesita padres [espirituales].” - Israel Sanz

This is such a helpful article, especially for those trying to understand what the real problem is with Wilson’s view on faith as it relates to justification. The gospel truly is at stake. thelondonlyceum.com/on-justificati…