Revisit a conversation with Daniel R. Hyde about Reformed worship, the sacraments, and the convictions that shape a confessional church.
Worth Reading Again: Dr. Daniel R. Hyde on Reformed Worship and the SacramentsRead More
Christian Bland, a pastor in the Presbyterian Church in America, joins us as a new contributor. The nature of ordination itself, and not merely the nature of the offices, settles who may be ordained, and shows why the office of Deacon is an ordained office.
Initial reflections on the PCA’s Christian Nationalism report, its two texts, and the confessional questions surrounding the debate.
One Confession, Two Texts: First Thoughts on the PCA’s Christian Nationalism ReportRead More
An introduction to the Reformed doctrine of predestination, addressing common fears and explaining why it belongs to the good news of salvation.
The God Who Saves: The Reformed Doctrine of PredestinationRead More
A Reformed response to eternal subordination, defending the Son’s equality with the Father in the life of the triune God.
Equal in Power and Glory: Why the Son Cannot Be Eternally SubordinateRead More
From cassette tapes to Westminster: a Confessional Reformed cessationist case for why the gift of speaking in tongues ceased with the apostles, drawn from Calvin, Bavinck, Gaffin, Sproul, and the Reformed Confessions.
Have Tongues Ceased? A Reformed Answer for Christians Leaving the Charismatic MovementRead More
What do the Reformed confessions teach about justification? This article considers the controversy over final justification and the believer’s standing before God.
Justified Once: What the Reformed Confessions Say About Final JustificationRead More
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