Anthony Faggiano, Author at Reformed Dogmatika

Anthony Faggiano

Husband, father, and friend. I serve as an elder in a United Reformed Church congregation (URCNA) and hold a B.A. in Theology from The Master’s University. My writing flows from a love for Scripture, the Reformed confessions, and the gospel that transforms hearts and minds. I aim to point others to Christ through truth, clarity, and grace.

The American Huguenot: Louis DuBois’s Journey from Persecution to New Paltz

In 1626, in the fields of Wicres near Lille, France, Louis DuBois was born into a steadfast Huguenot family. His life—likely shaped by the fiery Reformation preaching of Guy de Brès and rooted in the Calvinist convictions of his parents, Chrétien DuBois and Françoise le Poivre—would carry him from persecution in Europe to the founding […]

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My Journey From Lutheran to Reformed: A Conversation with Aaron Running

I recently had the joy of joining Aaron Running on his YouTube podcast to share the story of how the Lord led me from my Lutheran upbringing into the deep, steady river of Reformed theology. What began with childhood catechesis grew into years of wandering, wrestling, seeking, and discovering the treasures of Scripture as confessed

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Calvin and the Occult: The Reformer Against the Powers of Darkness

October mixes a curious potion—the Reformation’s light and Halloween’s darkness, the gospel’s clarity and the world’s fascination with the occult. Skeletons grin from porches, witches fly across store windows, and death sprawls across neighborhood lawns. The occult, once feared as demonic, is now reduced to costume and amusement. The Halloween toys our culture plays with

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The Third Use of the Law in Reformed Theology

In today’s world, things seem to be unraveling. Headlines flash daily with abuses of power, breaches of trust, assassinations, shootings, riots, and protests. The spirit of anarchy is alive and well. How is it possible that depraved individuals recognize evil? Why do we care about injustice at all? It is because the law of God

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Images of Christ: A Coffeehouse Conversation With Harrison Perkins

Scene: A quiet corner in a local coffeehouse. Mr. and Mrs. Smith, longtime members of a nearby megachurch, have recently embraced the five points of Calvinism. They’re eager to visit a Reformed congregation but carry serious questions about the Second Commandment. Mrs. Smith, with tears in her eyes, confesses that God used The Passion of

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From Wittenberg to Geneva: My Reformation Story

Have you ever come to a fork in the road where everything—your future, your family, your faith—seemed to hang in the balance? “You take the blue pill, the story ends, you wake up in your bed and believe whatever you want to believe. You take the red pill, you stay in Wonderland, and I show

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