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(By Nathan Busenitz)
After receiving some email asking me to put up my notes immediately (which are not quite ready for posting), I am posting a link to my notes from last year’s conference. These notes do not address the common objections listed below. They do, however, provide a basic introduction to the topic of charismatic […]

(By Nathan Busenitz)
Please forgive the informal nature of this post. But it’s late (on Thursday night of a busy conference week). The spiritual encouragement and fellowship this week has been wonderful. For those who haven’t been following the conference on Tim Challies’s blog, his live-blog updates have been great.
In addition to the general sessions, the Shepherds’ Conference […]

(By John MacArthur)
As a follow up to this post, today we are asking the question: Does God love only the elect and hate the non-elect?
The fact that some sinners are not elected to salvation is no proof that God’s attitude toward them is utterly devoid of sincere love. We know from Scripture that God is compassionate, […]

In the opening session of the Shepherds’ Conference, John MacArthur challenged the men to take eschatology seriously, noting that the end of the story matters. He further asserted that, of all people, Calvinists should be the most enthusiastic about premillennialism — because they take the doctrine of election and the biblical covenants so seriously. If God’s calling and covenants are irrevocable, […]

Today is the first day of our annual Shepherds’ Conference. You can track what is happening at the conference by checking Tim Challies’s blog. We will also keep you updated here at Pulpit. The article below comes from our daily newspaper, The Conference Chronicle. It was given to each of the conference attendees as they […]