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Guilt, Grace, Gratitude | Episode 89



On this episode of Theology Gals, Coleen and Angela talk about guilt grace and gratitude and the Heidelberg catechism.

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Guilt Grace Gratitude (White Horse Inn)

Heidelberg Catechism

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Federal Vision Q&A with Dewey Roberts | Bonus Episode



On this special bonus episode of Theology Gals, Dewey Roberts joins Coleen and Angela to answer questions about Federal Vision.

Episode Resources:

Historic Christianity and the Federal Vision: A Theological Analysis and Practical Evaluation by Dewey Roberts

Theology Gals | Federal Vision with Dewey Roberts Part 1 | Episode 76

Theology Gals | Federal Vision with Dewey Roberts Part 2 | Episode 77

Case Closed: A Unified Voice Against the Federal Vision

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Law and Gospel Part 2 | Theology Gals | Episode 48



 

On this week’s episode of Theology Gals, Ashley and Coleen answer listener questions about law and gospel.

Episode Resources:

Nomism vs Antinomianism Heidelcast Episodes by R. Scott Clark

Heidelberg 114: Between Moralism And Antinomianism (1) by R. Scott Clark

Heidelberg 114: Between Moralism And Antinomianism (2) by R. Scott Clark

The Question is Not Whether But Why?

Heidelcast: Nomism and Antinomianism by R. Scott Clark

3 Types of Legalism

 

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Law and Gospel | Theology Gals | Episode 47



On this episode of Theology Gals, Coleen and Ashley discuss law and gospel. 

Episode Resources:

Yes Virginia, There Is A Law-Gospel Distinction by R. Scott Clark

Law, Gospel, And The Three Uses of the Law (1) by R. Scott Clark

Law, Gospel, And The Three Uses Of The Law (2) by R. Scott Clark

The Three Uses of the Law by R. Scott Clark

Law and Gospel by Michael Horton

Concerns About The Rhetoric: “X Is A Gospel Issue” by R. Scott Clark

The Indicative and The Imperative A Reformation View of Sanctification by Michael Horton

Calvin on Law and Gospel by Michael Horton

Heidelberg Catechism

Theology Gals – Lordship Salvation with Pastor John Fonville

“Ignorance of the distinction between the Law and Gospel is one of the principle sources of all the abuses which corrupt and still corrupt Christianity.” –Theodore Beza

“There is no point upon which men make greater mistakes than upon the relation which exists between the law and the gospel. Some men put the law instead of the gospel: others put the gospel instead of the law; some modify the law and the gospel, and preach neither law nor gospel: and others entirely abrogate the law, by bringing in the gospel. Many there are who think that the law is the gospel, and who teach that men by good works of benevolence, honesty, righteousness, and sobriety, may be saved. Such men do err. On the other hand, many teach that the gospel is a law; that it has certain commands in it, by obedience to which, men are meritoriously saved; such men err from the truth, and understand it not. A certain class maintain that the law and the gospel are mixed, and that partly by observance of the law, and partly by God’s grace, men are saved. These men understand not the truth, and are false teachers.” -Spurgeon

The Churches of the Reformation from the very beginning distinguished between the law and the gospel as the two parts of the Word of God as a means of grace. This distinction was not understood to be identical with that between the Old and the New Testament, but was regarded as a distinction that applies to both Testaments. There is law and gospel in the Old Testament, and there is law and gospel in the New. The law comprises everything in Scripture which is a revelation of God’s will in the form of command or prohibition, while the gospel embraces everything, whether it be in the Old Testament or in the New, that pertains to the work of reconciliation and that proclaims the seeking and redeeming love o God in Christ Jesus (Systematic Theology, [Grand Rapids, 4th edn. 1941], 612).Louis Berkhof

For Paul often means by the term law the rule of righteous living by which God requires of us what is his own, giving us no hope of life unless we completely obey him, and adding on the other hand a curse if we deviate even in the slightest degree. This Paul does when he contends that we are pleasing to God through grace and are accounted righteous through his pardon, because nowhere is found that observance of the law for which the reward has been promised. Paul therefore justly makes contraries of the righteousness of the law and of that of the gospel [Romans 3:21 ff.; Galatians 3:10 ff.; etc.] (Institutes, 2.9.4)

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Justin Peters The Hurt of Healing

Justin Peters Interviews Costi Hinn

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