

On Account of Christ Alone
Oct 4, 2023
The podcast delves into the history and importance of 'Christ Alone' in the Reformation, excluding unbiblical elements from salvation. It highlights challenges to the institutional church's authority and contrasts individual Bible reading with institutional faith. The significance of 'Christ Alone' as the sole mediator between God and man in theological writings is explored, along with early instances of 'Christ Alone' in Protestant theology. The development of salvation by grace alone and finding comfort in Solus Christus amidst life's complexities are also discussed.
Chapters
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Episode notes
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
Intro
00:00 • 2min
The Reformation: Christ Alone and the Institutional Church
01:50 • 25min
The Significance of 'Christ Alone' in the Reformation
26:25 • 11min
Exploring Early Instances of Solus Christus in Reformation Theology
37:04 • 2min
Salvation by Grace Alone: Assurance and Gratitude
39:27 • 7min
Navigating Anxiety and Finding Comfort in Solus Christus
46:13 • 4min
Reflections on Key Biblical Passages about Christ's Work
50:31 • 2min