Reformed Faith and Theology

Dr. Lane G. Tipton’s Reformed Academy course, Calvinism: The Plan of Salvation. Taught by Dr. Lane G. Tipton, this course combines exegetical, biblical, and systematic theology to set forth the glorious truth of the Reformed doctrine of the plan of salvation. Building upon the work of Benjamin B. Warfield in his classic book, The Plan of Salvation, students will examine historical views of the p..

The Calvinist, in a word, is the man who sees God. He has caught sight of the ineffable Vision, and he will not let it fade for a moment from his eyes - God in nature, God in history, God in grace. Everywhere he sees God in His mighty stepping, everywhere he feels the working of His mighty arm, the throbbing of His mighty heart. The Calvinist is therefore, by way of eminence, the supernaturalist..

Theological debates surrounding the nature of salvation have been ongoing for centuries and have resulted in a diversity of perspectives among Christian traditions. Four major viewpoints in this regard are Pelagianism, Semi-Pelagianism, Arminianism, and Augustinianism. While all four perspectives share a few similarities, they differ significantly in their understanding of the role of human will..