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Run to win the prize: the nature of warnings in New Testament theology
Professor Tom Schreiner
Discipline. Endurance. Perseverance. The New Testament often describes the Christian life as a marathon, a race set before us. But what exactly is the prize? And can it be lost? What is the biblical understanding of the nature of saving faith and its implications for the people of God?
At this year's School, Professor Schreiner covered a wide-ranging set of biblical material and responses to that material. It is particularly useful to hear his reflections on the way scripture warns us about disbelief, and the relationship between election and the new covenant.
Click below to download the MP3 files for the four lectures...
> How to understand the warnings in scripture (18.1Mb)
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Persevering in faith is not perfection (18.8Mb)
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Persevering in faith is not works-righteousness (18.7Mb)
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Faith and assurance (17.8Mb)
During his recent visit to Oak Hill, Professor Tom Schreiner spoke and answered questions on believer's baptism. Download MP3s of his address and the following question time here...
> Believer's baptism (17.5Mb)
> Question time (15.3Mb)
Thomas R Schreiner is James Buchanan Harrison Professor of New Testament Interpretation at Southern Baptist Theological Seminary in Louisville, Kentucky. |
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