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“ Response to Paul ” Paul,
Our responsibility is not to "fit" these two truths. "Whosoever believeth" is clearly the offer of God. "Election" is just as clearly in the pages of your Bible and must be as clearly articulated. Know this, to "believe on Him" is to "come to Him" (John 6:35) and all those who are "elected" will believe on Him (John 6:37).
Paul (8/21/2012)
from Stedman NC
“ Great Sermon! ” So what about John 3:16? I have a hard time seeing how election fits in with free will. Can you explain that?
Pastor WJ (8/20/2012)
“ Answer to Katie ” Sister, look, for example, to Genesis 18. He saw "three men." To say that they may not have been male is to say that God (the One Who discussed Sodom with Abraham) may not have been male. So, it is not "generally speaking" at all when we look at cases like this. These were "three men." Good thinking and studying, sister.
Katie Clark (8/20/2012)
“ Just a thought about gender-less angels ” One thought I had about the gender of angels and the "gender" of who we will be in Heaven: how would we describe someone today who is neither male nor female? Since "man" is used to include both genders, in the sense of "mankind," could the description of angels in the Bible be the generic "man"/"mankind" instead of explicitly "male" since our human brains can't really comprehend a genderless human-like form?
Pastor Sean Harris has been the Senior Pastor for Berean Baptist Church and Academy in Fayetteville, NC since 2006. He served as a member, lay teacher and deacon at Berean from 1987 until he became the Senior Pastor. As the Senior Pastor, he oversees Berean’s ministry to over...
