BibleThinker Modern Apostles, Calvinism, Foreknowledge, the Trinity and an overview of 1 Peter
Sep 2, 2015
Bill Johnson, a prominent figure in modern Christian theology, dives into the profound themes of 1 Peter. He discusses the implications of Calvinism, election, and foreknowledge, shedding light on the balance between divine sovereignty and human free will. Johnson critiques contemporary claims of apostolic authority and warns against experiential faith lacking biblical foundations. The journey of sanctification and the intimate relationship believers can have with God as 'Abba' are also explored, emphasizing grace, peace, and the importance of enduring faith amidst trials.
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Bill Johnson Later Renounced Grave Soaking
- Mike Winger explains Bill Johnson later repudiated the practice of grave soaking after Winger recorded the message.
- Winger still maintains other concerns about Bill Johnson and points listeners to Biblethinker.org for more critique.
Two Identities: Old Self And New In Christ
- Peter's use of the name Peter highlights that believers have two identities: pre-Christ and in-Christ.
- Mike Winger urges Christians to identify primarily by their new, redeemed identity rather than past sins.
Test Modern Claims To Apostleship
- Do test modern claims to apostleship against Scripture and historical qualifications.
- Do not grant modern apostolic claimants the unaccountable authority the original apostles held.