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Crisis of Confidence: Reclaiming the Historic Faith in a Culture Consume with Individualism and Identity, Carl R. Trueman. Wheaton: Crossway, […]
Read moreCrisis of Confidence: Reclaiming the Historic Faith in a Culture Consume with Individualism and Identity, Carl R. Trueman. Wheaton: Crossway, […]
Read moreWe might think we’re the first ones in history to encounter questions about how Christians should respond to perceived or […]
Read moreMy Dad was a pilot in the Royal Canadian Mounted Police and, as a boy, I was so proud of […]
Read moreIt used to be that the left had a monopoly on talk of revolution. You could count on leftists to […]
Read moreOf the Belgic Confession’s articles on the doctrine of the church, article 29 is probably the most well-known amongst Reformed […]
Read moreDid you know the Belgic Confession is the only officially adopted Reformed confession written by a martyr? True, other confessions […]
Read moreArticle 36 of the Belgic Confession Vindicated Against Dr. Abraham Kuyper: A Critique of His Series on Church and State […]
Read moreWe’re continuing to celebrate what God did in the Reformation starting 500 years ago. For today, I’m sharing the notes […]
Read moreDid you know that the first editions of the Belgic Confession included two proof-texts from the apocrypha? Did you know […]
Read moreA few years ago, I wrote a post about the Belgic Confession article 31 and what it used to say […]
Read moreThough not nearly as often as previously, I still sometimes see the word “scholastic” used as a pejorative – in […]
Read moreThere’s a Canadian Reformed synod this year. Among the items on the agenda will be a supplementary report from the […]
Read moreIn his book The Belgic Confession: Its History and Sources, N. H. Gootjes notes the existence of a handwritten copy […]
Read moreNow available from Reformation Heritage Books! In many modern histories of Christian missions, the Protestant Reformation of the sixteenth century is […]
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