Among Christians there are two major and opposite responses to the question of whether faith is something we must produce ourselves or something that God provides. Most Christians of the Calvinist and Reformed traditions believe that faith is entirely a gift that is given to us by God, while most other Protestant Christians believe that faith is a response to God on our part. The question is an important one as it affects how we understand many parts of the Bible and how we see faith itself. Our new article looks at what the biblical evidence is on this important subject – read it here.
Among Christians there are two major and opposite responses to the question of whether faith is something we must produce ourselves or something that God provides. Most Christians of the Calvinist and Reformed traditions believe that faith is entirely a gift that is given to us by God, while most other Protestant Christians believe that faith is a response to God on our part. The question is an important one as it affects how we understand many parts of the Bible and how we see faith itself. Our new article looks at what the biblical evidence is on this important subject – read it here.
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