Tag Archives: antinomianism

• In the Name of Grace

  Posted on March 23, 2015 by sdgale in 'CHOP Talk' Blog.

    It was at a CCEF conference on “Sex Matters” that I heard a speaker give one of the most perceptive approaches to celibacy in singleness that I had heard to date. She said two things that struck me. One, she said we often look at singleness as a problem to be solved rather than […]

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• Marks of the True Christian

  Posted on October 28, 2013 by sdgale in 'CHOP Talk' Blog.

  Note: The Reformation of the sixteenth century dealt with reforming what had been deformed by the church of the day, bringing it into conformity with the revealed Word of God.  That reforming recaptured the essence of the gospel taught in holy Scripture.  Today, the integrity of the gospel is threatened by the forces of legalism […]

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