Below are articles in a series on A.W. Tozer, a writer whose credibility is greatly bolstered by Reformed writers who quote him but - apparently - don't read him. Looking beyond the pleasing quotes, we find considerably less than what we had come to expect in the actual teachings of Tozer. Yes, he has good comments on much of what the church needs. But let's examine those comments in the context of his writings - and in the light of the Word of God. Christianity, after all, must be built on sound theology, not sound bites.

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PERSONAL ARTICLES
Christ, our Tabernacle : Encouraging truth for our meditation from Hebrews 8:2. new ~ June 2006
Tozer and Calvinism : Why is there this blind spot among so many Reformed writers concerning Tozer and Calvinism? Look past the quotes to the actual teachings of this "minor prophet".
Tozer and the Ordo Salutis : Can we just save ourselves? Read these comments on Tozer's Ordo Salutis.
A.W. Tozer the knowledge of God through the teachings of RCC mystics? How can these things be?
Thy Word is ... Straightforward! : We often overlook the unadorned straightforwardness of God's Truth!
Max Lucado is an author whose Christ is not quite the Christ of the Bible. Two pages.
Did Christ die spiritually? No. This article explains why this is a dangerous doctrine.
The Cross of Christ means foolishness and Power. My sermon on 1 Cor. 1:18- 31.
The Hidden Luther: What was this reformer's main theme? Was it really "Faith Alone"?.
Jesus Christ is the Image of the Invisible Father. For every Christian this means "Look and Live!"
New Creation : Christians are called this. Here are nine reasons why.
Pictures of Jesus vs. Image of Christ: Second thoughts on modern icons.
Mel Gibson's "The Passion" : The futility and danger of presenting Christ on screen.
Michael, the Chief Messenger : Another name for Jesus Christ?
God's Law used lawfully leads us to Christ.
Mortification : Neglected Scriptural truth.
Limited Atonement neglected middle petal of the Scriptural T.U.L.I.P.
Purpose of Christ's Death: : A Chapter from Owen's "Death of Death in the Death of Christ".
Christ's death on the Cross is both limited and thorough.
The Way of Salvation is not the Plan of Salvation. Not quite.
Our union with Christ can be described four ways, though imperfectly.
Perseverance of the Saints is a promise for all saints
John 12:32 : Christ will draw all men: Universal or Peculiar Atonement? The answer is in the "draw".
Eternal death : a sobering and necessary truth from God's Word.
TULIP Debate : Discussion with a friend on Election
Which comes first : Regeneration or Faith? The answer is in John 3 and Titus 3.
Bible "Dispensations": Word study of "Oikonomia" puts the lie to modern dispensationalism.
Prophecy pessimism: Unlearning is the first step.
Rightly Dividing "rightly dividing": Reclaiming 2nd Timothy 2:18 from Dispensationalism.
The Bema Judgment : according to the Bible, not the modern distortion.
Daniel 9:24is about Christ, not future fictional events.
John Hagee's Two-Door Salvation (Dual Covenantalism): Another Gospel?

REFORMED SITES
Fire and Ice: Puritan and Reformed Writings. The Table of Contents page is both detailed and helpfully annotated. Along with beloved familiar Puritans we also find harder to find works from Goodwin, Rutherford, Traill, Sibbes, the two Erskines (Ebenezer and Ralph) etc.
Monergism.Com: Reformed Evangelical Bible Commentaries
Paraclete Forum Home Page
Grace Online Library: This extensive site has a wealth of articles and a message board as well.
Abate Not : Reformed Christian Resources
21st Century Puritanism: "Semper Reformanda" means that Christians need to address the challenges of today, not tilt at windmills of the past.
Alpha and Omega Ministries: James White's Christian Apologist Site.
S.M. Houghton's "Sketches from Church History" is reviewed here.
Reformation Ink: An Exhaustive On-line Selection of Reformation Resources.
Hall of Church History: "Theology from a Bunch of Dead Guys". A number of my links were taken from this one source of Puritan writers.
A Guide to Christian Literature on the Net: Bibles (many in other languages), helps (for instance, Matthew Henry's Concise Commentary), Naves Topical Bible, Guthrie's The Christian's Great Interest, John Flavel'sThe Fountain of Life Opened Up, Jonathan Edward's Religious Affections, Augustine's The City of God and Confessions.

SPECIFIC REFORMED PREACHERS & TEACHERS
Martin Luther (1483- 1546) : Selected Works.
John Calvin (1509- 1564): Institutes.
GraciousCall.org : John Owen's "The Death of Death in the Death of Christ" online. The best & most Scripturally reasoned presentation of the Particular, not Universal, Atonement of Christ.
William Guthrie (1620- 1665), "the Puritan's Puritan", was the author of "The Christian's Great Interest". John Owen said of this author and of his one book, "I carry it, and the Sedan New Testament, still about with me. I have written several folios, but there is more divinity in it than in them all."
Cotton Mather (1663-1728). This page has, besides other works, the Introduction to Magnalia Christii Americana "The Great Works of Christ in America"s. The Great Achievement of Christ in America 1702 was a detailed history of the first fifty years of Christianity in America.
John Bunyan Archive (whose dates are 1628- 1688) is "the largest online archive of everything Bunyan", many of the selections are in PDF, RTF, HTML and Text.
Jonathan Edwards Online (1703- 1758) : An excellent, thorough archive devoted to the eminent American theologian.
John Gill's Archive. Gill (1697- 1771) did a seemingly exhaustive exposition of the entire Bible, sermons and tracts, The Cause of God and Truth, tracking the unfolding of biblical truth through Scripture and the history of the Church.
Augustus Toplady, most famous today for his hymns ("Rock of Ages"), also wrote against the growing trend toward Arminianism in the English church in the early 18th century - though not entirely unaffected himself.
Asahel Nettleton (1783- 1844): Over 50 Sermons from the Second Great Awakening. A man who helped make this awakening "great", and who also contended with the false fire of contemporary Charles Finney. It is the latter's name that is more associated with this movement, including the various unscriptural novelties which were Finney's doing.
The Spurgeon Archives (1834- 1892) An obligatory link on any Reformed link page. "The largest collection of Spurgeon resources on the world wide web".
Arthur Pink (1886- 1952): Study of Dispensationalism.
Dr. Martin Lloyd-Jones : Sermons and Articles.
Sermons of George Whitefield (1714- 1770) : 18th century's greatest evangelist.

REFORMED DISCUSSION
ReformationNation : Discussing the doctrines and teachers of the Protestant Reformation.

OTHER CHRISTIAN DISCUSSION
ABC_Bible : Bible discussion from Amillennial and other perspectives.

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