- God's Unconditional Election Point 2 - Limited Atonement Point 3 - Total Depravity Article 1: The Effect But notice how Paul stitches together so much scripture as he weaves such an ugly, yet realistic picture Notice how much our mind and mouth are predominantly the source of our sin!

- Total Depravity Point 4 - Irresistible Grace Point 5 - Perseverance of the Saints Article 5: The Effects We’re here to notice what Moses noticed: that the LORD will be faithful to His people despite our continual

result, all those in whose hearts God works in this marvelous way  are certainly, unfailingly, and effectively following their God across the wilderness had already demonstrated time and time again the pervasive effect But notice that these words of admonition do more than just warn and threaten a people who would most

one of dozens of prophetic passages that convey God's deep love for His people using rich and flowing poetic In a very real sense, the prophets served as God's process servers; that is, they served people notice Dig Deeper Notice in Zephaniah's passage how the call to be glad and rejoice with all your heart is

To God alone,  both for the means and for their saving fruit and effectiveness,  all glory is owed forever Yet notice that God doesn't just simply bestow salvation upon all, but He conditions it upon their repentance The effects of the LORD's gospel call will be universal.

And to preserve this unity more effectively, it is the duty of all believers, according to God’s Word Dig Deeper You probably didn't notice that all of the references in this passage are plural, not singular You likely didn't notice the plural aspect because so many key Bible passages utilize it!

The psalmist poetically combines both of these requests in echoing what's often called the Aaronic Benediction Dig Deeper Notice that the psalmist's opening request for grace and blessing doesn't end with a period Notice the psalm's five time repeated request that God would let the peoples praise Him!

Anxiety and stress are some of the primary effects of sin, and have been since the beginning when the throughout the day in order to quell your anxiety. with thanksgiving - How often don't we miss out on noticing He is saying, in effect, that prayer is a conversation with, a plea directed to, a request made of, and

Notice that nearly half of these traits that define godliness have to do with the words you speak! But as bad as the immediate effects of broken oaths are, they pale in comparison to the eternal effect

Summary John here uses the flowing, somewhat poetic style he is famous for here to provide a very solid These themes are almost identical to the themes John poetically unpacks in his prologue (1:1-18). Notice that John doesn't write will have .