A review of Gayle E. Doornbos and N. Gray Sutanto’s one-volume Bavinck reader and commentary: the best single door into Herman Bavinck for newcomers, pastors, and students.
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Harrison Perkins makes the case that a proper understanding of the Lord’s Supper as a true means of grace—not a bare memorial—leads naturally to recovering its frequent and regular celebration in Reformed worship.
Book Review: Take and Eat: Recovering the Regular Celebration of the Lord’s SupperRead More
I recently purchased a copy of Reformed Standards of Unity, published by Westminster Seminary Press and edited by Peter A. Lillback (President of Westminster Theological Seminary) and Bernard Aubert. This well-made volume gathers the Reformed confessions cherished by Presbyterian and Reformed Christians, including the ancient Ecumenical Creeds, the Westminster Standards, and the Three Forms of
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The Reformed world doesn’t need another shouting match about Theonomy or Christian Nationalism. It needs a sober, pastoral treatment of what God’s law actually does in the believer’s life. Stephen Spinnenweber’s Loving the Law: The Law of God in the Life of the Believer (Christian Focus, 2025) is exactly that. He keeps the focus where
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Have you ever gone to a movie, watched it with your popcorn and candy, and then left utterly dissatisfied with the film? Sure, the treats might have been good. But the movie itself was simply a flop. There is no lasting impact. The movie experience did not meet expectations. The same can be said of
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Among the many commentaries on my bookshelf, few have struck the balance between careful exegesis and practical Christian living quite like Richard Phillips’ Colossians and Philemon in the Reformed Expository Commentary series, published by P&R Publishing. Richard D. Phillips (MDiv, Westminster Theological Seminary; DD, Greenville Presbyterian Theological Seminary) is the senior minister of Second Presbyterian
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