This Week in Calvinism - December 29, 2017

• Hope you had a merry (Calvinist) Christmas!
  
  
• Oh, you didn't receive a Christmas gift? That's probably because Santa Claus recently became a Calvinist, and everyone is now on the naughty list.
  
  
• What better way to close out the year than with yet another anti-Calvinism sermon? *SPOILER ALERT!* Straw men abound. Case in point: For the un-elect, "[God] will make sure you go to Hell, whether you want to go or not."
  
  
• Ligonier presents four Christian principles for making resolutions for the new year.
  
  
• Start the new year off right, with some free stuff from Challies.com.
  
  
• Some challenges for "libertarian Calvinism."
  
  
• Closing 2017 with hope.

This Week in Calvinism - December 22, 2017

• As you all know, Dr. R. C. Sproul was called home last week. You can view his memorial service here.
  
  
• David Robertson on R. C.'s legacy.
  
  
• Even the Washington Post took notice of Dr. Sproul's passing.
  
  
• So did the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette.
  
  
• Advice from C. H. Spurgeon on how to share your story this Christmas.
  
  
• Matthew Boffey reviews Les Lanphere's film Calvinist.
  
  
• It's a Logos-sponsored Free Stuff Friday at Challies.com.

This Week in Calvinism - December 8, 2017

• Dave Armstrong discusses the problems he sees in "John Calvin's erroneous mystical view of the Eucharist."
  
  
• "It is impossible to understate the impact of Calvin on Christianity," writes Jarrod Belcher. "The theology of the Presbyterians, the Puritans, and the early Baptists was thoroughly Calvinistic."
  
  
• John Piper on Bethlehem's supernatural star.
  
  
• Take a look at the theology behind the hymn "O Come, O Come, Emmanuel."
  
  
• To live is Christ.
  
  
• It's another $5 Friday at Ligonier.org.
  
  
• A new series of booklets from author Tim Challies.