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By
Matt Perman
"Whether you eat or drink or whatever you do, do all to the glory of God" we are commanded in 1 Corinthians 10:31. But how do we best glorify God? By seeking our own pleasure. I will argue that pursuit of our own pleasure and pursuit of God's glory are not two separate pursuits at odds with each other, but are in fact one and the same pursuit.
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And the glory which thou gavest me I have given them.
~ John 17:22
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A Moment with Charles Spurgeon |
Behold the superlative liberality of the Lord Jesus, for he hath given us his all. Although a tithe of his possessions would have made a universe of angels rich beyond all thought, yet was he not content until he had given us all that he had.
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The Calvin Quincentenary Website

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T -- Total Depravity. Human beings are so affected by the negative consequences of original sin that they are incapable of being righteous, and are always and unchangeably sinful; human freedom is totally enslaved by sin so we can only choose evil.
U -- Unconditional Election. God chooses to save people unconditionally; that is, they are not chosen on the basis of their own merit.
L -- Limited Atonement. The sacrifice of Christ on the cross was for the purpose of saving the elect.
I -- Irresistible Grace. When God has chosen to save someone, He will.
P -- Perseverance of the Saints. Those people God chooses cannot lose their salvation; they will continue to believe. If they fall away, it will be only for a time.
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