Comments on: Guest Contributor: Dr. Tom Nettles, 5-part Series on Evangelicalism http://gospeldriven.wordpress.com/2008/08/28/guest-contributor-dr-tom-nettles-5-part-series-on-evangelicalism/ “There is nothing more notable or glorious in the church than the ministry of the gospel.” Sat, 26 Dec 2009 00:04:09 +0000 http://wordpress.com/ hourly 1 By: Reformed and Evangelical « Gospel Driven Blog http://gospeldriven.wordpress.com/2008/08/28/guest-contributor-dr-tom-nettles-5-part-series-on-evangelicalism/#comment-1754 Reformed and Evangelical « Gospel Driven Blog Sun, 07 Sep 2008 23:36:47 +0000 http://gospeldriven.wordpress.com/?p=583#comment-1754 [...] Reformed, Lutheran, Anglican) free of spiritual pride and elitism while remaining unified around evangelical doctrine. Possibly related posts: (automatically generated)Finally!My Theological Worldview [...] [...] Reformed, Lutheran, Anglican) free of spiritual pride and elitism while remaining unified around evangelical doctrine. Possibly related posts: (automatically generated)Finally!My Theological Worldview [...]

]]> By: HIke http://gospeldriven.wordpress.com/2008/08/28/guest-contributor-dr-tom-nettles-5-part-series-on-evangelicalism/#comment-1736 HIke Thu, 28 Aug 2008 20:01:34 +0000 http://gospeldriven.wordpress.com/?p=583#comment-1736 It is good to "hear" Dr. Nettles again! As one of his former students at Mid-America, I was brought to a full-fledged understanding of the Doctrines of Grace under his teaching. His enthusiasm awakened a love of Church history in me that has conformed by existence to those grand builders of our faith from long ago. His answers to my school-boy questions have provided an enduring lesson on how to assess situations and how to deal with puzzles in the lives of others. Once I questioned how Ambrose could speak so warmly evangelical for pages and then drop into a works-mixed-with-salvation section (for pages also), Dr. Nettles simply said, "I don't know. We just trust that his [salvation] experience is truer than his theology." He laid out a love for God, his person and reputation, that has carried me through these 24 years. He has created in me the basis for all I have come to understand about spiritual living in Christ. It is good to "hear" him again. Thank you for hosting his columns. Thank you for hosting his It is good to “hear” Dr. Nettles again!

As one of his former students at Mid-America, I was brought to a full-fledged understanding of the Doctrines of Grace under his teaching. His enthusiasm awakened a love of Church history in me that has conformed by existence to those grand builders of our faith from long ago. His answers to my school-boy questions have provided an enduring lesson on how to assess situations and how to deal with puzzles in the lives of others. Once I questioned how Ambrose could speak so warmly evangelical for pages and then drop into a works-mixed-with-salvation section (for pages also), Dr. Nettles simply said, “I don’t know. We just trust that his [salvation] experience is truer than his theology.” He laid out a love for God, his person and reputation, that has carried me through these 24 years. He has created in me the basis for all I have come to understand about spiritual living in Christ.

It is good to “hear” him again.

Thank you for hosting his columns.

Thank you for hosting his

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