Thus says the Lord: "Stand by the roads, and look, and ask for the ancient paths, where the good way is; and walk in it, and find rest for your souls.
But they said, 'We will not walk in it.'" --Jeremiah 6:16

 

29 April, 2008   comments: (0) Sound Doctrine   How Should We Measure Correctness?    Quoting Horatius Bonar . . . We have come to a place in time where we measure the correctness of our plans simply by their seeming to contribute to our favorite aim. We estimate the soundness of our doctrine, not from its tendency to exalt and glorify God - but entirely by the apparent facility with which it enables us to get sinners to turn from their ways. The question is not asked concerning any doctrine, Is it in itself a God-honoring truth, but will it afford us facilities for converting souls? Will it make conversion a more easy thing, a thing which a man may accomplish for himself and by himself? Will it make conversion less dependent upon God, more dependent upon man? From:  Truth and Error, 1861   Posted by: Jim B.   Link: http://www.oldtruth.com/blog.cfm/id.2.pid.366   Be the first to post a comment about this article        Home  |   About  |  Videos   |  Calvinism