I don’t remember the exact book, talk, or sermon anymore, but I’m quite sure I first heard the expression “coram Deo” from R.C. Sproul. It means “before the face. . . Continue reading
Essential Latin for Reformed Christians: Coram Deo
AGR Live Archive
Do We Need a New Catechism and Why Should One Be Written?
The “New Reformation Catechism on Human Sexuality” was recently published and is being distributed through Reformation Heritage Books. When I began this project, I knew that an effort like this. . . Continue reading
What’s Going on Right Now? Sex, Race, Politics, & Power w/ Dr. W. Robert Godfrey (14)
Dr. Godfrey continues to analyze the thought of Abraham Kuyper as a helpful way forward to our current social challenges.
Foreword to ‘The New Reformation Catechism on Human Sexuality’ by Rosaria Butterfield
**Copies will soon be made available to purchase from Reformation Heritage Books “I, with body and soul, both in life and in death, am not my own, but belong to. . . Continue reading
Should Worship Be Characterized as Boring?
It has become common in reaction to entertainment driven churches to speak of church as boring, as if this is a commendable way of promoting worship. But this is not. . . Continue reading
What’s Going on Right Now? Sex, Race, Politics, & Power w/ Dr. W. Robert Godfrey (13)
Dr. Godfrey analyzes five different Christian responses to the present collapse of Christendom.
What Good Friday Is All About
And he bearing his cross went out to a place called the place of the skull, which is called in Hebrew Golgotha, where they crucified him and two others with. . . Continue reading
The Forgotten Story of Harold Camping
We are living in a time when the consciousness of the end of the world not only grips the community of faith, but also the world at large. Political and. . . Continue reading
How the Confessions Help with Sanctification
As a pastor, I am frequently asked about the best resources available for growth in the Christian faith. We live in a time when there is no shortage of devotional. . . Continue reading
Essential Latin for Reformed Christians: “Imago Dei”
Though it’s been a dead language for centuries, Latin continues to be bandied about in theology. And in Reformed churches, we love our theology, which means we’re going to inevitably. . . Continue reading