Reflection on Colossians 1:25–29 Those who attend worship on a regular basis might do so for a number of different reasons. In each congregation, the order of the service might. . . Continue reading
The Importance of Preaching
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We Distinguish…(Part 5) — Active/Passive Obedience
In this series, we’re surveying some of the most important Reformed theological distinctions. These aren’t irrelevant or minor points of theology. Rather, these are distinctions where, if you get them. . . Continue reading
Covenants in the Ancient World
In the ancient Near East, covenants were basically the same as in our modern world. They were commitments that created relationships with sanctions. Of course, the ceremonies and rituals associated. . . Continue reading
We Distinguish…(Part 4) — Law/Gospel
In this series, we’re surveying some of the most important Reformed theological distinctions. These are not irrelevant or minor points of theology. Rather, these are distinctions where, if you get. . . Continue reading
What Is a Covenant?
What is a covenant? Covenant is not a word we use in everyday conversation. Yet, in Reformed circles we tend to toss it around quite a bit. We thank God. . . Continue reading
We Distinguish (Part 3): Justification/Sanctification
In this series, we’re surveying some of the most important Reformed theological distinctions. These aren’t irrelevant or minor points of theology. Rather, these are distinctions where, if you get them. . . Continue reading
What Is Covenant Theology and Why Should I Care?
Covenant. As anyone who has read the Bible knows, that word seems to be one of God’s favorites. Yet it is more than just a word that appears frequently (over. . . Continue reading
We Distinguish (Part 2): Intermediate/Final States
In this series, we’re surveying some of the most important Reformed theological distinctions. These aren’t irrelevant or minor points of theology. Rather, these are distinctions where, if you get them. . . Continue reading
The Message of Christmas by Michael Brown
It’s that time of year again. As November draws to a close, we once again make the month-long journey toward Christmas. Here in northern Italy, the telltale signs are beginning to emerge: lights are being erected in every piazza; grocery stores are stocking up on panettone; and vendors sell hot vin brulé to people out for their evening stroll. . . .
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We Distinguish by Wes Bredenhof (Part 1)
Part 1 — A Brief Defense of Distinctions I will never forget my first sermon proposal at seminary. I was in my second year and petrified of the outcome. Our. . . Continue reading