Chance Faulkner, Author at Servants of Grace

The Purpose and Meaning of Christian Dogma

by Dave Jenkins | January 23, 2020 | Ask Us Anything, Featured | 0 Comments

On today’s episode, a listener writes in and asks Dave, "What is Christian Dogma?" What you’ll hear in this episode The Criteria for Christian Dogma. Christian Dogma and a Watching World. The Apostle Paul, Timothy, and Sound Doctrine. The Source of Sound Doctrine. The...

How to Prioritize Reading

by Tony Reinke | January 23, 2020 | Featured, The Gospel and the Christian Life | 0 Comments

Set Reading Priorities Our reading may not be disciplined, efficient, or fruitful until we read with purpose. Before you begin reading a book, determine why you are reading it. We will often neglect what we don’t prioritize. And book reading is often neglected because...

Be Excellent as Christ Is Excellent

by Andreas Köstenberger | January 22, 2020 | Featured, The Gospel and the Christian Life | 0 Comments

Be Grounded in God’s Own Glory and Excellence As Daniel Harrington and James Keenan contend, “From an ethical viewpoint, the end is the quintessential point of departure, since strong ethical systems always start with the end. The goal always defines the agenda being...

The Necessity of the Atonement

by James Williams | January 22, 2020 | Featured, Martyn Lloyd-Jones | 0 Comments

We’ve been looking at the atonement in our study of Great Doctrines of the Bible by Martyn Lloyd-Jones. First, we looked at a few theories of the atonement that don’t do justice to the teaching of Scripture. Then, we looked at the biblical teaching of the...

Husband of One Wife and Fighting Sexual Sin

by Dave Jenkins | January 21, 2020 | Featured, Warriors of Grace | 0 Comments

On today’s Warriors of Grace episode, Dave talks about what it means to be a husband of one wife, along with providing strategies to learn to fight sexual sin with Scripture, joy in the Lord, and other practical guidance. What you’ll hear in this episode What it means...

John Knox: The Founder of the Presbyterian Church

by Lara d'Entremont | January 21, 2020 | Featured, The Gospel and the Church | 0 Comments

When we consider the Reformers, we may picture strong men and women with booming voices that echoed around the gathered crowd. We picture them as fearless, rebuking whoever contradicted the true teachings of Scripture, calling out heresy for what it was. But this...