Author Archives: Michael Cox

A Biblical Critique of Calvinism: Election

Posted on January 16, 2013 by Michael Cox

by Dr. Michael A. Cox, Pastor of First Baptist Church in Pryor, Oklahoma, and author of Not One Little Child: A Biblical Critique of Calvinism ————————————– This is the thirtieth of a series of articles by Dr. Cox, with a … Continue reading →

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All People Everywhere Should Repent

Posted on November 15, 2012 by Michael Cox

A Biblical Critique of Calvinism Part 10: The Repentance Aspect of the Gospel Invitation by Dr. Michael A. Cox, Pastor of First Baptist Church in Pryor, Oklahoma, and author of Not One Little Child: A Biblical Critique of Calvinism ————————————– This is … Continue reading →

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Too often, God gets blamed for what He did not cause.

Posted on October 29, 2012 by Michael Cox

A Biblical Critique of Calvinism Part 9: The Theodical Aspect of the Gospel Invitation by Dr. Michael A. Cox, Pastor of First Baptist Church in Pryor, Oklahoma, and author of Not One Little Child: A Biblical Critique of Calvinism ————————————– This is … Continue reading →

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Christ did not come to destroy lives but to save them.

Posted on October 19, 2012 by Michael Cox

A Biblical Critique of Calvinism Part 8: The Evangelistic Aspect of the Gospel Invitation   by Dr. Michael A. Cox, Pastor of First Baptist Church in Pryor, Oklahoma, and author of Not One Little Child: A Biblical Critique of Calvinism ————————————– … Continue reading →

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A Biblical Critique of Calvinism
Part 7: The Image of God Aspect of the Gospel Invitation

Posted on October 5, 2012 by Michael Cox

  by Dr. Michael A. Cox, Pastor of First Baptist Church in Pryor, Oklahoma, and author of Not One Little Child: A Biblical Critique of Calvinism This is the tenth of a series of articles by Dr. Cox, with a Biblical … Continue reading →

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A Biblical Critique of Calvinism
Part 4: The Revelatory Nature of the Gospel Invitation

Posted on September 14, 2012 by Michael Cox

by Dr. Michael A. Cox, Pastor of First Baptist Church in Pryor, Oklahoma,and author of Not One Little Child: A Biblical Critique of Calvinism   ————————————– This is the seventh of a series of articles by Dr. Cox, with a … Continue reading →

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A Biblical Critique of Calvinism Part 3:
The Unlimited Nature of the Gospel Invitation

Posted on September 13, 2012 by Michael Cox

by Dr. Michael A. Cox, Pastor of First Baptist Church in Pryor, Oklahoma, and author of Not One Little Child: A Biblical Critique of Calvinism ————————————– This is the sixth of a series of articles by Dr. Cox, with a Biblical … Continue reading →

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A Biblical Critique of Calvinism
Part 2b: The Optional Nature of the Gospel Invitation

Posted on August 17, 2012 by Michael Cox

by Dr. Michael A. Cox, Pastor of First Baptist Church in Pryor, Oklahoma, and author of Not One Little Child: A Biblical Critique of Calvinism ————————————– This is the fifth of a series of articles by Dr. Cox, with a Biblical … Continue reading →

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A Biblical Critique of Calvinism Part 2a:
Old Testament Scriptures Teaching the Optional Nature of the Gospel Invitation

Posted on July 27, 2012 by Michael Cox

by Dr. Michael A. Cox Pastor, First Baptist Church of Pryor, Oklahoma, and author of Not One Little Child: A Biblical Critique of Calvinism ————————————– This is the fourth of a series of articles by Dr. Cox, with a Biblical critique … Continue reading →

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A Biblical Critique of Calvinism
Part 1c: The Inclusivity of the Gospel Invitation

Posted on July 7, 2012 by Michael Cox

by Dr. Michael A. Cox, Pastor, First Baptist Church, Pryor, OK and author of Not One Little Child: A Biblical Critique of Calvinism This is the third of a series of articles by Dr. Cox, with a Biblical critique of … Continue reading →

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