Jeremiah Burroughs (1599–1646) was one of the most distinguished and well-loved Puritan preachers of the seventeenth century. Burroughs was celebrated by his contemporaries for his profound theological insight, his superb gift for illustration, and, perhaps most uniquely, his conciliatory and peaceable spirit during a time of intense religious and political upheaval. Early Life and Education... Continue Reading →
When we think of what the core of our faith is in comparison to other doctrines, we must exercise discernment along with wisdom. It takes a level of understanding to divide that which is necessary to believe in order to be saved or considered an orthodox1 Christian. To do this effectively, we must learn to... Continue Reading →
The view of Limited Atonement (also known as “particular atonement") stems from the understanding of the death of Christ and how it applies to the Elect. It is crucial to understand what is not meant by the word limited; we are not speaking of a lesser atonement, nor are we saying that Christ could not... Continue Reading →
