The series closes with a review of its central themes and one more pass through the five points of Calvinism, tying the doctrines of grace together as a fitting reminder of all that has come before.
The evil evident in both public and private life gets surveyed as evidence of total depravity, offering a careful biblical definition of sin that touches mind, emotions, and will alike. Against that bleak picture stands Christ’s own conquest of sin on our behalf.
The series opens with what it means to be an Orthodox Presbyterian (a church ruled by elders) before introducing the five points of Calvinism centered on God’s sovereignty and predestination. Many of history’s most influential theologians were themselves Calvinists, all pointing back to the cross of Christ.