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
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Quadricentenary of the Synod of Dordrecht spurs Christians to revisit essential gospel truths
Suffering is integral to the Christian vocation, God’s calling