Men and Women in the Church — Sermon on 1 Timothy 2:8-15
Beloved congregation of Christ, Recently, at Synod Meppel, our sister churches in the Netherlands decided to admit women to all […]
Read moreBeloved congregation of Christ, Recently, at Synod Meppel, our sister churches in the Netherlands decided to admit women to all […]
Read moreHistorically, Reformed and Presbyterian churches have practiced elder supervision over admission to the Lord’s Supper. This historic practice has unfortunately […]
Read moreWorship was one of the key issues that led to the break with Rome we call the Reformation. The Reformation […]
Read moreWhen I teach the Belgic Confession to my catechism students, I now spend a lesson on the topic of women […]
Read moreIt could happen later this year that the Reformed Churches in the Netherlands decide at their synod to officially allow […]
Read moreIt’s synod year for the Reformed Churches in the Netherlands. Synod Meppel 2017 is underway and it will prove to […]
Read moreAs regular readers of this blog know, the Reformed Churches in the Netherlands are currently wrestling with the issue of […]
Read moreIn the broader Reformed/Presbyterian context, it is common to fence the Lord’s Supper with a verbal warning only. Typically that […]
Read moreThis past Tuesday, the deputies appointed to study women in office in the Reformed Churches of the Netherlands (RCN) released […]
Read moreThe church that I serve, the Free Reformed Church of Launceston, has just rolled out a new website. You can […]
Read moreReformed churches who hold to the Heidelberg Catechism understand that, when Christ taught us to pray “Your kingdom come,” part […]
Read moreThe United Reformed Churches of North America are currently holding their synod in Wyoming, Michigan. I’m not going to comment […]
Read moreToday I’m going to review some of the highlights from Day 7 of Synod Dunnville, the proceedings of Wednesday May […]
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