Understanding Double Predestination
Explore the historic Reformed view of double predestination. Discover how theologians R.C. Sproul and John MacArthur distinguish divine election from reprobation and equal ultimacy.
Explore the historic Reformed view of double predestination. Discover how theologians R.C. Sproul and John MacArthur distinguish divine election from reprobation and equal ultimacy.
Discover the biblical difference between justification and sanctification. Learn how God declares sinners righteous and transforms them by the Spirit.
The idea that God promises every Christian wealth, perfect health, and an easy life has become increasingly popular in modern Christianity. Many believers sincerely assume that the more faithful they are, the more materially prosperous they should become. As a result, prayers such as, "Lord, bless me more," are often understood primarily as requests for greater financial success or material possessions. Because the Bible frequently speaks about God's blessings, it is easy to conclude that earthly prosperity is one of His promises to every believer. But does Scripture actually teach this?