Here is a good sermon of Psalms 2 entitled Rejoicing with Trembling from Pastor Simon Murphy of Redemption Hill Church, a new church plant in Singapore which is properly Gospel-centered and part of the global resurgence in Calvinism.
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Sunday, March 22, 2009
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You know, I was ready to write off Redemption Hill Church (because it's an offshoot of Mars Hill, which is, of course, Mark Driscoll's church).
ReplyDeleteI guess we should always be wary of falling into the trap of labelling people through "guilt by association", eh?
SB:
ReplyDeleteeh, actually, Redemption Hill is not an offshoot of Mars Hill, though Simon does admire Driscoll to a certain extent.
Yup, we should always be wary of labeling people through guilt-by-association and thus violating the 9th commandment. I met up with Simon for lunch during one of the weekdays to discuss certain issues, of which this was one of them.
Sermon: We have free will? That's popular calvinism, not that which is taught by Calvin or Augustine. :P Small point of disagreement. Been reading too much Cheung and Clark. haha
ReplyDeleteJust finished listening. Good sermon.
ReplyDeleteJoel:
ReplyDeleteyes, it is pop Calvinism. But I do not see it as a big issue
ie not something to fight over, unless it was meant to be a theological paper.
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