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A Fresh Vision: A Call to the Church to Return to the Preaching of Biblical Salvation and a Case against Calvinism

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by Rodger C. Moyer

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Paperback
Publisher
Schmul Publishing Co.
Published
August 2020
Weight
173g

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Deeply troubled by creeping Calvinism in the holiness movement, Rodger Moyer returns in a new examination of the basic tenets of the Christian faith, and of the doctrine of holiness in particular. Originally preached as a sermon series entitled "A Fresh Vision," these chapters are adapted from that series with an aim to exhort believers to hold fast to biblical truths, and to live them out in daily life.In his trademark common-sense style he first delves into the problems, then sets forth their remedies. Rather than demanding today's Church "rethink" or revise (code words for "alter" or "abandon") time-tested doctrine and practice, he uses today's language to issue a challenge for "a fresh vision" of dedication, commitment, consecration and the Holy Spirit's indwelling.Here is a clear insistence that faithfulness to biblical belief is still fresh and vital for twenty-first century Christians.