Category Archives: Theologization

Not because God foreknew the man will choose him and therefore begin His election on him, for that is illogical with the terminology of election/predestination. God elects according to his foreknowledge means he knew what he was doing. Period.

Last week, at Dr. Stephen Chan's Reformed Institute's evening forums, I was conversing with a lady (first night) who attempted to convince me (without reasons) how Tim Keller of my church was not reformed. Then I tried to convince her … Continue reading →

If one really must isolate a ministry in the Lord calling it youth ministry, then one thing is to be noted: Any youth ministry that does not allow parents to be able to "spy" on, is a problem ministry by … Continue reading →

Calling extrapolation the truth is as bad as claiming knowledge of the methodology of God's creation.

It is interesting to note that there are some reformed tradition churches growing in Penang. Praise be to God. I am unfamiliar with this, but will be keeping an eye on this issue. Covenant Evangelical Reformed Church Some sermons to … Continue reading →

If someone well versed/showing enthusiasm in Biblical teaching/knowledge, and yet does not care nor attempt to converse before, during or after a Bible Study, regarding matters of the Bible, then it is unlikely that he fully grasp that treasure which … Continue reading →

Credit goes to Sye Ten Bruggencate. In his debate with Matt Dillahunty @1:30:20 One has heard far too many times how the Muslims love to host debates with Christians on "Is the Bible Really the Word  of God?". And I've … Continue reading →

I agree with Dr. Stephen Chan on this, provided that he's referring to the God loving Christians who are involved but never really fall prey to the erroneous doctrines of the denomination. Next I would use my "used by God … Continue reading →

Recent talk by Dr. Stephen Chan, he mentioned the killing of 75,000, which is far greater than Bloody Mary's 300 top. If it is true, what Esther did in a few days would be comparable to King Henry VIII's lifetime … Continue reading →

By Ligonier: http://www.ligonier.org/blog/are-we-too-concerned-demons/ By R.C. Sproul: In recent years, there has been a renewal of interest in the work of Satan. Hollywood has given us a host of films to whet our appetite for the satanic. Within Christian circles, there … Continue reading →