The Reformation of Purgatory
One of the most important Reformers in the Low Countries was Guido (or Guy) de Brès. Martyred in 1567, we […]
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One of the most important Reformers in the Low Countries was Guido (or Guy) de Brès. Martyred in 1567, we […]
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For quite a while it was customary for historians, theologians, and preachers to bewail the post-Reformation as a sort of […]
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A few years ago, I wrote a post about the Belgic Confession article 31 and what it used to say […]
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I’m reading through John Calvin’s Institutes of the Christian Religion. For the first time. Yes, shamefacedly, I have to admit […]
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There are several English translations of John Calvin’s Institutes of the Christian Religion. The most popular is the Ford Lewis […]
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There are questions that I wish people would ask. Questions like: “If I had the means, what one set of […]
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Worship was one of the key issues that led to the break with Rome we call the Reformation. The Reformation […]
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October 31st, 1517 is the date Martin Luther is alleged to have nailed his 95 Theses to the door […]
Read more“Let us ask those who possess nothing but church membership, and yet want to be called Christians, how they can […]
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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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At the moment, the third installment of the Hunger Games series continues to dominate box office sales. Mockingjay (Part 1) […]
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I recently finished reading a book entitled Creature of the Word: The Jesus-Centered Church. Authored by Matt Chandler, Josh Patterson, […]
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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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