Videos tagged 'Audiobooks'
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Bad Fruit: Chapter 4
Falling Away separates stumbling from falling from grace and names two ways men are cut off, drawing on Luke 12:46, Hebrews 10:26, Saul against David, Peter's denial, and John 6:66. From "Bad Fruit: The Result of Once Saved, Always Saved" by Timothy Williams. The "Consider" Podcast Examining to...
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Bad Fruit: Chapter 3
True Salvation argues from Luke 8:15, Romans 11:22, Colossians 1:22-23 and 2 Peter 1:10-11 that saving faith perseveres and obeys, and is not a punched ticket to heaven. From "Bad Fruit: The Result of Once Saved, Always Saved" by Timothy Williams. The "Consider" Podcast Examining today's wisdom...
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Bad Fruit: Chapter 2
Apple rot carries the argument against eternal security, by way of two kinds of fungus, the railroad worm, gas spreading through a barrel, and Paul's call to examine yourselves in 2 Corinthians 13:5. From "Bad Fruit: The Result of Once Saved, Always Saved" by Timothy Williams. The "Consider" Po...
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Bad Fruit: Chapter 1
Timothy Williams works through the parable of the sower in Mark 4 and Luke 8, where Jesus says some believe for a while and then fall away, then ties it to the cut off branches of John 15. From "Bad Fruit: The Result of Once Saved, Always Saved" by Timothy Williams. The "Consider" Podcast Exami...
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Bad Fruit: Chapter 9
Hebrews 6:4-6 grounds the claim that anyone who falls away cannot be restored, followed by concrete steps for those only cut off, and an appendix separating rebellion, legalism and true obedience. From "Bad Fruit: The Result of Once Saved, Always Saved" by Timothy Williams. The "Consider" Podca...
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Bad Fruit: Chapter 8
Nathaniel Bacon's 1638 account of Francis Spira, the Citadella lawyer who recanted his Lutheran teaching before papal legate John Cassa, then died certain he had forfeited the crown of life. From "Bad Fruit: The Result of Once Saved, Always Saved" by Timothy Williams. The "Consider" Podcast Exa...
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Bad Fruit: Chapter 7
Puts the cross forward as the only remedy for eternal security's numbness, working through Jeremiah 5:3, a dentist's Novocaine, Amos 6's ivory beds, Paul's thorn, and Peter's warning about lawless men. From "Bad Fruit: The Result of Once Saved, Always Saved" by Timothy Williams. The "Consider" ...
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Bad Fruit: Chapter 6
Names the bad fruit of eternal security in "Thornbushes and Briars": a stiff-necked church, canned-prayer salvation, sleeping pews and slow drift, drawing on Luke 6:43-44, Micah 7:4 and Hebrews 2:1. From "Bad Fruit: The Result of Once Saved, Always Saved" by Timothy Williams. The "Consider" Pod...
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Bad Fruit: Chapter 5
Answers the objection "how can you live like that" with Hebrews 12:2 and Romans 8:24-25, compares eternal security to runners celebrating on the sidelines, and reads Titus 2 grace as power to obey. From "Bad Fruit: The Result of Once Saved, Always Saved" by Timothy Williams. The "Consider" Podc...
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Insanity in the Church, Chapter 10: The Cure
Only the offensive cross and death to self cure the church's insanity. From there Williams attacks toleration of sin, "hate the sin, love the sinner," friendship with the world, and lawlessness. From "Insanity in the Church" by Timothy Williams. The "Consider" Podcast Examining today's wisdom, ...
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Insanity in the Church, Chapter 9: Altar Call Madness
Against the modern altar call stands Luke 14, where Jesus says to sit down and count the cost. A composite convert, Joe Sinner, goes from John the Baptist's rebuke to water baptism. From "Insanity in the Church" by Timothy Williams. The "Consider" Podcast Examining today's wisdom, madness, and ...
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Insanity in the Church, Chapter 8: Pleasure Madness
Church bulletins advertising ice cream socials and service times moved for the Super Bowl are golden calf worship, running back to Eve's fruit. Have nothing to do with it. From "Insanity in the Church" by Timothy Williams. The "Consider" Podcast Examining today's wisdom, madness, and folly. www...