J. A. Medders Jeff Medders is the Director of Assessment for Acts 29 and the host of The Acts 29 Podcast. He’s a PhD student in biblical spirituality at The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary. You can follow his writing and ministry at spiritualtheology.net. Collin Hansen, Editorial Director, The Gospel Coalition; author, Young, Restless, and Reformed and Blind Spots "Maybe in another generation the term "humble Calvinism" won't seem like such an oxymoron. If so, this encouraging and challenging book will have been used by God to help us live up to what we believe." Lore Ferguson Wilbert, Author, Handle With Care "The words Humble and Calvinism probably feel at odds to many of us. Jeff Medders speaks straight to the elephant in the echo chamber, showing himself to be the chief of prideful Calvinists and charting his subsequent journey toward humble Calvinism. For years I've watched Jeff take a low road, aware of his own desire to achieve but instead choosing humble faithfulness. He is the right person to write this book and he has handled it in humility, with beautiful writing and rich theology." Matt Chandler, Lead Pastor, The Village Church, Dallas; President, Acts 29; author, Take Heart "Reformed culture seems to be known for its harshness and lack of grace. Yet Reformed soteriology should create a joyful heart and a deep, glad humility that overflows into compassionate evangelism and graciousness to all. I hope Jeff's book will be used by God to renew a spirit of gentleness and humility among us, and will encourage those who have rejected these beautiful beliefs to consider them anew." Barnabas Piper, Author and podcaster "I knew the ins and outs of Calvinism well before I understood the ins and outs of God’s grace, which is an insane thing to write—but also why Jeff’s book is so valuable. I likely would’ve been too arrogant to appreciate it then, but looking back it is exactly the message I desperately needed as a young Reformed guy. Medders’ message of Jesus-centric, humble, grateful life and theology is what I was missing, and I was a theological wrecking ball because of it, leaving bruised and broken people in my wake. I’m so grateful this book is available now and I pray it will save some other cocksure Calvinist from himself."
✔ Author(s): J.A. Medders,Ray Ortlund
✔ Title: Humble Calvinism: And if I Know the Five Points, But Have Not Love ...
✔ Rating : 4.9 out of 5 base on (310 reviews)
✔ ISBN-10: 1784983721
✔ Language: English
✔ Format ebook: PDF, EPUB, Kindle, Audio, HTML and MOBI
✔ Device compatibles: Android, iOS, PC and Amazon Kindle
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