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On August 9, 2009, Mr. Collier began a sermon series on the Law/Gospel Distinction.
In this first sermon, the subject is introduced, definitions are given, and a demonstration of the Law/Gospel Distinction is made. If you have not studied Law/Gospel Distinction, then you have probably never studied Calvinism.
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The Law / Gospel Distinction 3 - Monty Lloyd Collier.
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This is Mr. Collier's third sermon on Law / Gospel Distinction. The sermon was preached to Geneva Dutch Calvinist Church, Kingsport, Tennessee.
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In this sermon, Mr. Collier examines two common methods of mixing Law and Gospel. These methods are used by false teachers to this very day. After examining the two false methods, Mr. Collier presents the proper distinction between Law and Gospel. You will also hear how Martin Luther was converted in this sermon. Finally, Mr. Collier gives some common examples of how false teachers mix Law and Gospel.
This is Mr. Collier's third sermon on Law / Gospel Distinction. The sermon was preached to Geneva Dutch Calvinist Church, Kingsport, Tennessee.
Visit our myspace page at:
http://www.myspace.com/geneva_dutch_calvinist
You can also read Mr. Collier's sermons on our MySpace page, or obtain contact information about Geneva Dutch Calvinist Church.
In this sermon, Mr. Collier examines two common methods of mixing Law and Gospel. These methods are used by false teachers to this very day. After examining the two false methods, Mr. Collier presents the proper distinction between Law and Gospel. You will also hear how Martin Luther was converted in this sermon. Finally, Mr. Collier gives some common examples of how false teachers mix Law and Gospel.
The Law / Gospel Distinction 4 - Monty Lloyd Collier.
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This series on the Law / Gospel Distinction continues with an examination of James 2:14-26.
Does this passage teach Law or Gospel?
Watch the video and find out how to answer Roman Catholics, proponents of Lordship Salvation, and Federal Vision.
This series on the Law / Gospel Distinction continues with an examination of James 2:14-26.
Does this passage teach Law or Gospel?
Watch the video and find out how to answer Roman Catholics, proponents of Lordship Salvation, and Federal Vision.
The Law / Gospel Distinction - Monty Lloyd Collier.
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One insidious method of denying Justification By Faith Alone is to simply deny the Covenant of Works.
Some of the individuals who are guilty of mixing the Law and the Gospel in this manner actually profess to be Reformed in their theology. For example, those who follow John Murray (Presbyterian), John Piper (Baptist), and those that follow Douglas Wilson (Federal Vision) deny the Covenant of Works and contradict the Bible, while actually professing to be Reformed.
In this sermon, Mr. Collier demonstrates the Covenant of Works from Scripture Alone. In the next sermon, we will see how a denial of the Covenant of Works necessarily leads to mixing the Law and the Gospel and denying Justification By Faith Alone.
One insidious method of denying Justification By Faith Alone is to simply deny the Covenant of Works.
Some of the individuals who are guilty of mixing the Law and the Gospel in this manner actually profess to be Reformed in their theology. For example, those who follow John Murray (Presbyterian), John Piper (Baptist), and those that follow Douglas Wilson (Federal Vision) deny the Covenant of Works and contradict the Bible, while actually professing to be Reformed.
In this sermon, Mr. Collier demonstrates the Covenant of Works from Scripture Alone. In the next sermon, we will see how a denial of the Covenant of Works necessarily leads to mixing the Law and the Gospel and denying Justification By Faith Alone.
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