An Interview with Joel Beeke

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  • เผยแพร่เมื่อ 23 พ.ย. 2024

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  • @allcleanenterpise
    @allcleanenterpise ปีที่แล้ว

    We have been brought the Gospel as we stand as hell deserving sinners. I so appreciate the transparency of sound brethren. Bless the Lord for His double obedience to save a wretched like me !!

  • @k.s.obrien9459
    @k.s.obrien9459 2 ปีที่แล้ว

    Thank you for this G3. Dr. Beeke is such a blessing.

  • @juniortupua3856
    @juniortupua3856 2 ปีที่แล้ว

    Great teaching ! Bless you !

  • @dustinpizango811
    @dustinpizango811 2 ปีที่แล้ว +1

    Amén 🙏!!

  • @DH-vy8hw
    @DH-vy8hw ปีที่แล้ว

    In sanctification, is there an order as well? If it's synergistic, then it ultimately is up to me to sanctify myself, no?

  • @Bibliotechno
    @Bibliotechno 2 ปีที่แล้ว

    Coram Deo

  • @wardashimon-australia33
    @wardashimon-australia33 2 ปีที่แล้ว

    The Gospel:
    Plain and
    Simple
    “But I fear, lest by any means, as the serpent
    beguiled Eve through his subtilty, so your
    minds should be corrupted from the simplicity
    that is in Christ.” - 2 Corithians 11:3
    Ask someone today if they are saved and
    you will most likely hear responses like these:
    “I have accepted Jesus into my heart.” Or “I
    have made him Lord of my life.” “I’ve been
    baptized.” “I said a prayer.” Sounds all good
    and churchy don’t it; but it is difficult to de-termine whether or not a person actually
    knows the gospel that saves them. These use￾less phrases don’t describe a thing about what
    the gospel is and has left a devastating effect
    of people not knowing what it is that they are
    saved from nor how they are saved; which
    leaves a more serious effect of people ques￾tioning their salvation.
    Let’s not muddy the simplicity of salva￾tion that is in Christ with vague church
    sounding phrases that do not communicate
    anything. But rather present God’s word with
    clarity and assuredness. So here is the gospel:
    plain and simple.
    Sin was passed upon all men by one man
    Adam, and death is a consequence of this sin
    (Rom 5:12). Mankind has an eternal destiny of
    condemnation and wrath - Hell - because of
    this sin (Rom 6:23). No matter what good
    works one might do we are still found sinners
    in the sight of our Creator God. And all un￾righteousness and those who follow get in￾dignation and wrath. We cannot be found
    righteous for by God’s law we are found sin￾ners (Rom 3:19-20). If we have broken even
    one law we are found guilty.
    It is for this reason of not being able to
    create our own righteousness and being born
    in a sinful flesh that we need a savior (Titus
    3:5). Christ is that Savior, God manifested in
    the flesh, sinless, died in our place on a cross
    2000 years ago. Taking upon him the wrath
    and judgement that was intended for us sin￾ners. And it is through his bloodshed, burial,
    and resurrection on our behalf that we are
    able to have peace with God and forgiveness
    of our sins (1 Cor 15:1-4, Col 3:14). This good
    news is unto all but only those that believe in
    it are made righteous in Christ (Romans
    3:22).
    It is then after we have heard this good
    news of Christ’s righteousness available to us freely, that we are sealed with the Holy Spirit
    and we are now part of Christ’s body the
    church (Eph 1:13)
    There is nothing that we need to do, no
    good works that are required, and no bad
    works that can separate us from our new po￾sition in Christ (Romans 8:35-39).
    Faith and belief in this information from
    God’s word is the gospel.
    The gospel is not accepting Jesus into your
    heart. The gospel is not making him lord of
    your life, it is not saying a prayer and it is not
    being baptized with water.
    So next time someone asks you if you are
    saved. Give them the clear assured answer
    “Yes! And let me tell you why!”
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