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A Reformed perspective on current issues, grounding readers in the Word of God as proclaimed through the centuries.
By Chad Van Dixhoorn / April 21, 2026
In 1646 the Westminster assembly offered two controversial interpretations of the Bible that did not appear controversial at the time….
By Mark Jones / April 20, 2026
Would the Son of God have become incarnate had Adam not sinned? Some argue the question is far too speculative…
By Brett Lee-Price / April 16, 2026
Arthur Walkington Pink (1886–1952) is often remembered through a single lens: the solitary, uncompromising champion of the “doctrines of grace”…
By Jared Moore / April 14, 2026
1. If your friend was harmed as kid, it’s not his fault that he was harmed. However, he is responsible…
By Rob Ventura / April 8, 2026
“…be an example to the believers in word, and conduct, in love, in spirit, in faith, in purity” (1 Tim….
By Reuben Bredenhof / April 7, 2026
Prayer stands at the heart of a thriving ministry. Long hours for the church, frequent pastoral visiting, vigorous study, and…
By Mark Jones / April 6, 2026
As I was learning Reformed theology over two decades ago, certain views were dogmatically affirmed as Reformed in print and…
By Mark Jones / April 3, 2026
Only one person has truly understood the words that Christ said on the cross: “Eli, Eli, lema sabachthani?”, that is,…
By Leland Ryken / March 31, 2026
To call a book “the most important printed book in the English language” is a very bold claim indeed,…
By James Norris / March 24, 2026
This is part two of a series of articles responding to the arguments of those who claim to be Christians…
By Todd Boone / March 19, 2026
If we were reading the Gospels for the first time, what might we expect to happen immediately after the baptism…
By Patrick Ramsey / March 17, 2026
Reformed covenant theology is known for seeing greater continuity between the Abrahamic, Mosaic, and new covenants than that of older…
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