Preponderance of biblical evidence satisfies common objections to ‘special music’ in worship The “regulative principle of worship” held by many Reformed churches posits that the
“Arrakis. Dune. Wasteland of the Empire, and the most valuable planet in the universe. Because it is here — and only here — where spice
Fundamentals of Presbyterianism, part 5 My heart doth overflow;A noble theme I sing.My tongue’s a skillful writer’s penTo speak about the King.More fair than sons
Fundamentals of Presbyterianism, part 4 Discipline is an often-unsavory yet sometimes-necessary practice of the church of Christ. To err is human. To err is institutional.
Fundamentals of Presbyterianism, part 3 Alongside the top-down, poimenical (shepherding) authority of Presbyterian governance, which is elders within graded church courts, stands the other fundamental
Fundamentals of Presbyterianism, part 2 Presbyterian governance structure is multilevel, and its top-down component is the authority of those in Christ’s church who hold special
Fundamentals of Presbyterianism, part 1 In Christian theology, ecclesiology is the study of the church, the origins of Christianity, the church’s relationship to Jesus Christ,
The three-dimensional Christian enterprise abounds with opportunities to vitalize, demonstrate, embody faith
A monograph on covenant baptism from the normative perspective