The Gospel: 2016 National Conference
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- 1. God's Design for Creation (Pre-Conference)W. Robert Godfrey
- 2. God's Design for Adam (Pre-Conference)William VanDoodewaard
- 3. God's Design for Male & Female (Pre-Conference)Albert Mohler
- 4. Panel Discussion with Godfrey, Mohler, and VanDoodewaard (Pre-Conference)
- 5. The Gospel as Historical FactAlbert Mohler
- 6. Questions & Answers with Godfrey, Mohler, and Sproul
- 8. Why the God-Man: The Mystery of the IncarnationStephen Nichols
- 9. A Curse for Us: The Death of ChristIan Hamilton
- 10. The Word Made Flesh: The Ligonier Statement on Christology
- 11. Questions & Answers with Hamilton, Nichols, Reeves, Sproul, and Thomas
- 12. He Is Not Here: The Resurrection of ChristMichael Reeves
- 13. Taken up into Heaven: The Ascension of ChristW. Robert Godfrey
- 14. Our Great High Priest: The Heavenly Ministry of ChristIan Hamilton
- 15. All Things New: The Return of ChristMichael Reeves
- 16. The Transforming Power of the GospelR.C. Sproul
- 17. The English Reformation (Optional Session)Michael Reeves
- 18. A Survey of Church History, Parts 1-6 (Optional Session)W. Robert Godfrey
- 19. Calvinism and the Christian Life and The Reformed Pastor (Optional Session)Ian Hamilton
- 20. What’s Your Worldview? (Youth Seminar)James Anderson
- 21. Life and Faith after the Digital Explosion (Youth Seminar)Tim Challies
- 22. Tactics for Discussing Christian Convictions (Youth Seminar)Gregory Koukl
- 23. Therefore, Go (Youth Seminar)Tim Keesee
Ian Hamilton
Chosen in Christ: God’s Eternal Plan of Redemption
Ian Hamilton
Few subjects provoke debate like the doctrine of election. As a result, many struggle to see the value of it for Christian living. Yet from a biblical perspective, the doctrine of election is intended to comfort God's people as well as magnify God's grace. In this session, Dr. Ian Hamilton shows why God's eternal plan to redeem His people for His glory is the basis for the work of Christ as our mediator, the foundation for the historical unfolding of the covenant of grace, and the ground for our hope in the gospel.