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P. C. Nelson, Bible Doctrines (Gospel Publishing House, 2009), ch. 16.

Reborn empowered
All strongholds broken
Old ways have died
Given new life
Boldness engulfs my every word
Strength empowered by God

Jesus–the strength in Christ’s name
Power–all knees must bow

The same Spirit that dwells in us
Raised Him from the dead
This gift freely given
You will believe

Evil–its plan to deceive
Manipulation, deception, we bind
Rebirth–confession that He is God Almighty
Exult you sinners

Reborn empowered
All strongholds broken
Old ways have died
Given new life
Rebirth, confess, our Lord
–Living Sacrifice, “Reborn Empowered”–

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William DeArteaga, Quenching the Spirit: Examining Centuries of Opposition to the Moving of the Holy Spirit (Creation House, 1992).

Guy Chevreau, Catch the Fire: The Toronto Blessing: An Experience of Renewal and Revival (HarperCollins, 1995).

15:00ff – While I disagree with his teaching against conditional security, I still think that his view of Calvinist lordship salvation eternal security (non-antinomian, non-hyper grace)–is a valid interpretation for honest-to-God, sincere, Bible obedient, heartfelt, puritanical, godly Calvinists. Its a totally valid point of view for God-fearing Calvinists: however, on an intellectual and theological level, I personally find this view Biblically unpersuasive when held up against the view taught as Wesleyan lordship salvation conditional security. –J.B.

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J. Steven Harper and Steven Ashby’s Arminian views in Four Views on Eternal Security (Zondervan, 2002).

Randolph Foster, Objections to Calvinism As It Is (Schmul Publishing, 1998), ch. 6.

Thomas C. Oden, John Wesley’s Teachings, vol 2 (Zondervan, 2012), p. 184.