This calendar is offered as a quiet companion to Scripture, not as a rule for the church. It is intended to help Christians remember and reflect on the saving work of Christ across the year, while remaining firmly rooted in the freedom of the gospel. Unlike our Reformed Calendar which focuses on Reformed history and theology, this calendar […]
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As we continue through the Christian year and look ahead to what lies before us, we are pleased to share that the Reformed Dogmatika Calendar has been updated. Our Reformed 2026 Calendar has been refined with even more Scripture, confessional anchors, and key moments from Reformed church history. What began as a small gift to
Welcome to Reformed Dogmatika. Reformed Dogmatika is where historic Reformed theology meets thoughtful reflection—exploring the beauty of the gospel, the solas of the Reformation, and the riches of confessional Christianity. Whether you are new to Calvinism and the doctrines of grace, discerning life in a Reformed or Presbyterian church, or seeking clarity on covenant theology,
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Are you considering attending a Presbyterian or Reformed church but struggling to understand the validity of infant baptism? If so, this post is for you. In Reformed theology, our belief in infant baptism isn’t based on isolated proof texts but emerges from viewing Scripture as a unified, organic whole. Here, I’ll present a concise and
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In 2007, John MacArthur dropped a bombshell at the Shepherd’s Conference with his lecture, “Why Every Self-Respecting Calvinist Is a Premillennialist” (hear it expanded in his sermon series at here). He claimed that if you’re an amillennialist, you’re basically saying, “The kingdom as identified in the Old Testament and promised to Israel will not happen!”
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During the darkest moments of our lives, when it feels we’re taking more delight in sin instead of Christ, where should we turn for the assurance of our salvation? All believers struggle with this at times. It is often in the midnight of the soul—when guilt presses hardest and prayers feel like whispers into the
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