What we celebrate at Christmas is not so much the birth of a baby, but the incarnation of God Himself

We live in age of compromise, but if we stand on the bedrock of God’s truth, we will not bend with the winds of relativism and faithlessness.

In Reformed theology, if God is not sovereign over the entire created order, then he is not sovereign at all. The term sovereignty too easily becomes a chimera. If God is not sovereign, then he is not God.

Dead men do not cooperate with grace. Unless regeneration takes place first, there is no possibility of faith.

The most violent expression of God's wrath and justice is seen in the Cross. If ever a person had room to complain for injustice, it was Jesus. He was the only innocent man ever to be punished by God. If we stagger at the wrath of God, let us stagger at the Cross. Here is where our astonishment should be focused.

Most Christians salute the sovereignty of God but believe in the sovereignty of man.

The Arminian view makes the final decision of our salvation rest upon a human choice, not upon a divine action.