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Join us on this journey as we continue to explore the doctrines of grace in the context of the Reformation and their relevance in our lives today. Listen in as we ponder upon Jesus' purpose, his atonement, and the assurance of salvation it provides. This is week three in our five week series "Understanding Grace" and we look at the doctrine of Limited (or Definite) Atonement. You can find five days of short devotions based on this sermon here: https://www.edgertonfrc.org/blog/devo... Edgerton First Reformed: ⁠http://edgertonfrc.org⁠ Pastor Mark Groen: ⁠http://markgroen.me⁠ Dwell in the Word Podcast Feed: ⁠http://dwellpodcast.efrc.me⁠ Sermon Podcast Feed: ⁠http://sermons.efrc.me⁠ Instagram: ⁠http://efrc.me/insta⁠ Facebook: ⁠http://efrc.me/facebook⁠ YouTube: ⁠http://efrc.me/youtube⁠ Weekly Virtual Bulletin: ⁠http://updates.efrc.me⁠ First Reformed is a congregation in the ⁠Evangelical Presbyterian Church⁠.

Listen in as we unravel the concept of election and its depiction throughout scripture. Understand how God chose the people of Israel, not based on their merit but His unwavering love and faithfulness. Uncover the revelation that election isn't about us or our deeds, but rather about God and His steadfast love. This is week two in our series “Understanding Grace” looking at the teachings of the early 17th-century Synod of Dort in the Netherlands, examining the doctrines of grace which also include total depravity, limited atonement, irresistible grace, and the perseverance of the saints. Edgerton First Reformed: http://edgertonfrc.org Pastor Mark Groen: http://markgroen.me Dwell in the Word Podcast Feed: http://dwellpodcast.efrc.me Sermon Podcast Feed: http://sermons.efrc.me Instagram: http://efrc.me/insta Facebook: http://efrc.me/facebook YouTube: http://efrc.me/youtube Weekly Virtual Bulletin: http://updates.efrc.me

As we begin our series “Understanding Grace” we look at the first point of the doctrines of grace and consider Total Depravity. This doctrine emphasizes humanity's inherent sinfulness and our need for divine intervention. This is not a doctrine found in a verse or two here or there but we find it throughout holy scripture and in all of the different genres of literature found in the Bible. Instead of driving us to despair this doctrine causes us to rejoice for the gift of salvation that has been given to us in Christ. Edgerton First Reformed: http://edgertonfrc.org Pastor Mark Groen: http://markgroen.me Dwell in the Word Podcast Feed: http://dwellpodcast.efrc.me Sermon Podcast Feed: http://sermons.efrc.me Instagram: http://efrc.me/insta Facebook: http://efrc.me/facebook YouTube: http://efrc.me/youtube Weekly Virtual Bulletin: http://updates.efrc.me