John McLeod Campbell’s Lightbulb Moment
It has often happened in church history that someone falls outside of the bounds of the church’s confessions, but yet […]
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It has often happened in church history that someone falls outside of the bounds of the church’s confessions, but yet […]
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The Quest for the Historical Adam: Genesis, Hermeneutics, and Human Origins, William VanDoodewaard. Grand Rapids: Reformation Heritage Books, 2015. Hardcover, […]
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This coming Sunday we have the ordination/installation of office bearers at the Providence Canadian Reformed Church. I plan to preach […]
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Back in the early 1990s, a unique effort was made to address several pressing issues facing Reformed and Presbyterian churches. […]
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Today I’d like to go back again to the archives of the Association of Christian Reformed Laymen, published in A […]
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Amongst my books is this volume published by the Association of Christian Reformed Laymen. It was a gift to me […]
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I’ve just finished Iain Murray’s excellent biography of D. Martyn Lloyd-Jones. Lloyd-Jones faced an enormous struggle with doctrinal compromise in […]
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At the moment, the third installment of the Hunger Games series continues to dominate box office sales. Mockingjay (Part 1) […]
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David Craig (1937-2001) was an instrumental figure in the early days of L’église réformée du Québec (Reformed Church of Quebec). […]
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1834: Hendrik de Cock’s Return to the True Church, Marvin Kamps. Jenison: Reformed Free Publishing Association, 2014. Hardcover, 512 pages, […]
Read moreI’ve been brushing up on my knowledge of early church history with the help of Jaroslav Pelikan’s The Emergence of […]
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The other day I was digging in my study for something when I came across a binder of material related […]
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Today I’ll share one last excerpt from the Reformation Church History course. This is a topic relating to John Calvin […]
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Today I’ll share another excerpt from my Reformation Church History course that I recently taught in the Philippines and, before […]
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