https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k-zFQ9mwxdk
God's Sovereignty in Salvation II
Dr. Mike Kruger discusses Romans 9:14-33 and deals with common objections to the doctrine of election. Download lesson 26 notes
here.
Pastoral, but also theological, and gives answers to many of the questions that people have about the person and work of Christ. A great book for evangelism.
Jeff Kingswood, Senior Pastor
Few in our day champion a vision of God that is as massive, magnificent, and biblical as John Frame's. For decades, he has given himself to the church, to his students, and to meticulous thinking and the rigorous study of the Bible. He has winsomely, patiently, and persuasively contended for the gospel in the secular philosophical arena, as well as in the thick of the church worship wars and wrestlings with feminism and open theism. He brings together a rare blend of big-picture thinking, levelheaded reflection, biblical fidelity, a love for the gospel and the church, and the ability to write with care and clarity.
John Piper, Founder and Teacher
When I was a young man, I plowed through Bertrand Russell's 1945 classic, A History of Western Philosophy. A couple of years ago I read the much shorter (and more interesting) work of Luc Ferry, A Brief History of Thought. Between these two I have become familiar with many histories of Western thought, each written out of deep commitments, some acknowledged, some not. But I have never read a history of Western thought quite like John Frame's. Professor Frame unabashedly tries to think through sources and movements out of the framework (bad pun intended) of deep-seated Christian commitments, and invites his readers to do the same. These commitments, combined with the format of a seminary or college textbook, will make this work invaluable to students and pastors who tire of ostensible neutrality that is no more neutral than the next volume. Agree or disagree with some of his arguments, but John Frame will teach you how to think in theological and philosophical categories.
D. A. Carson, Research Professor of New Testament
