God's Sovereignty in Salvation
| Passage | Title | Exegetical/Theological Question |
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| John 6:36-45 | Exegesis of John 6:36-45 | Does a proper understanding of the original language in John 6:36-45 point toward the sovereignty of God in salvation by teaching unconditional election, irresistible grace, and perseverance of the saints? |
| 1 Timothy 2:4 | Does God Desire Every Person to be Saved? | Is the phrase “God our Savior, who desires all men to be saved” in 1 Timothy 2:3-4 a reference to God’s wish to save every single person or is there a more preferable interpretation? |
| Galatians 5:4, 7 | Can a Christian "Fall from Grace" and Lose Salvation? | Does Galatians 5:4, 7 teach that genuine Christians can lose their salvation? |
Eschatology
| Passage | Title | Exegetical/Theological Question |
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| Psalm 63 | Exegesis of Psalm 63 | What does Psalm 63 teach, and what insights can we glean from a detailed study of the original language with regards to passion in worship? Click the title to listen to an expository sermon called "Worship from the Inside Out," which was developed out of this exegetical study. |
| Romans 7:14-8:1 | Paul in Romans 7: Believer or Unbeliever? | Does Romans 7:14ff contain Paul's description of his spiritual struggles as a mature believer and apostle of Christ or his futile effort as a legalistic Pharisee to be justified by the Law, followed by God's supernatural drawing and convicting power (by the Spirit through the Law), which lead to Paul's recognition of sin and need for the Savior, and ultimately, his conversion? |