Continue reading »]]> Well, they’ve just updated this great website! And in case you haven’t been there before, let me introduce you to Monergism.com. It’s a truly wonderful website for all sorts of theological investigations! From little things to big things, it’s got it all. A Directory of Theology where you can search by many, many topics. MP3′s, sermons, articles, papers, blurbs and even a bookshop – everything you’ll ever want! So do go and check it out. You’ll like it (hopefully!)… Oh, and in case you’re wondering what Monergism means?

(from the site)
“The view that the Holy Spirit is the only agent who effects regeneration of Christians. It is in contrast with synergism, the view that there is a cooperation between the divine and the human in the regeneration process. Monergism is a redemptive blessing purchased by Christ for those the Father has given Him (1 Pet 1:3, John 3:5,6, 6:37, 39). This grace works independently of any human cooperation and conveys that power into the fallen soul whereby the person who is to be saved is effectually enabled to respond to the gospel call (John 1:13; Acts 2:39, 13:48; Rom 9:16).”

Continue reading »]]> Jacko’s written a great piece on what Monergism means.  Great word.  Great bloke.  And a much greater God!

Oh, and speaking of Monergism, you’ve got to bookmark the site monergism.com – it’s amazing.   Seriously one of the best theological resources out there on the web.  Reformed.  Solid.  A massive Directory of terms.  Great links.  Great Search capabilities.  Get into it.  Here’s one of their commendations:

“As a regular visitor to the Monergism.com site, I warmly commend this tremendous web resource to you. It provides a one-stop-internet-shop for a trove of classic articles, old and new, and other material that will aid Christians in their understanding Scripture and theology, that will promote a healthy devotional appropriation of Christian doctrine and that will help pastors, elders and teachers in preparation to explain and apply the truth of God’s word. Read, download, delight, learn and grow!”
Ligon Duncan