In this lecture, John Samson continues his exploration of Reformed theology, developing the biblical and theological themes that have been established throughout the series. He examines how Scripture provides the foundation for understanding God’s character, His sovereignty, and His purposes in salvation, while addressing important distinctions within Reformed thought. Samson emphasizes the importance of thinking carefully and biblically about doctrine rather than relying on assumptions or traditions. The lecture ultimately connects these theological truths to the believer’s confidence in God and the practical outworking of the Christian faith.
