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Pilgrims and Exiles: 2023 London Conference

2. The Salvation of Exiles Prophesied

Mark Johnston

42:15

3. Questions & Answers with Ferguson, Parsons, and Reeves

43:39

4. Our Living Hope in Exile

Burk Parsons

43:55

5. Holy Living in Exile

Michael Reeves

43:34

6. Foreknown for the Sake of Exiles

Stephen Nichols

43:59

7. Panel Discussion with Levy, Mbugua, Szabo

41:30

8. Questions & Answers with Ferguson, Johnston, Nichols, and Reeves

47:05

9. Honorable Conduct in Exile

Sinclair Ferguson

31:05

10. The Ministry of Prayer (Pre-Conference)

Michael Reeves

32:32

11. Contend for the Faith (Pre-Conference)

Sinclair Ferguson

33:44

12. Ordinary Means Ministry (Pre-Conference)

Burk Parsons

Ordinary Means Ministry (Pre-Conference)

40:08

13. Questions & Answers with Ferguson, Parsons, and Reeves (Pre-Conference)

Theology\Reformed Theology\Unconditional Election

Elect Exiles

Ken Mbugua

What is our identity as the people of God? The Apostle Peter describes us as “elect exiles,” chosen according to the Father’s foreknowledge, in the Holy Spirit’s sanctification, and for obedience to Christ and the sprinkling of His blood. This order of salvation, as it is applied to us, makes the church an exilic community, one that lives outside its true heavenly home until the renewal of all things. In this message, Ken Mbugua walks us through 1 Peter 1:1–2 and its teaching on the order of salvation.

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Ken Mbugua

Dr. Michael Reeves is president and professor of theology at Union School of Theology in the United Kingdom. He is the featured teacher for the Ligonier teaching series The English Reformation and the Puritans. He is author of many books, including The Unquenchable Flame, Delighting in the Trinity, and Rejoice and Tremble.

Here We Stand in Africa

Ken Mbugua

Unconditional Election

Resources about keeping in step with the Spirit and maturing in Christlikeness, including: beauty and goodness, compassion, conscience, contentment, godliness, hope, humility, joy, love, peace, strength, thankfulness, and unity.