Introduction to Beatitudes, Part 2 (Matthew 5:2; Proverbs 31:1-9)
/Jesus, having received the kingdom through his obedience opens his mouth to proclaim words of righteousness and comfort to his kingdom people.
Introduction to Beatitudes, Part 1 (Matthew 5:1)
/The Beatitudes are a series of blessings that belong to all believers because of their union with the exalted Christ.
Creation (WCF 4.1)
/The first creation necessarily anticipates a new creation, which is the kingdom of God, but cannot be made visible while the present age remains.
Reprobation (WCF 3.4, 6-7)
/God not only decrees the number of those who will be shown mercy, but actively appoints some for destruction, that is, predestines them to hell.
Predestination (WCF 3.1, 3-5)
/God is in charge and has irrevocably decreed all that will come to pass, even down to the exact number and identities of those who will be saved.
The Trinity, Part 2 (WCF 2.3)
/There are two valid but distinct ways of talking about the Trinity, which, if confused, will seriously harm the biblical doctrine.
The Trinity, Part 1 (WCF 2.3)
/God is one in substance though eternally existing as three persons.
Canon and Covenant, Part 2 (WCF 1.2-4)
/The canon ought to be understood in terms of constitutional rule over a particular body, resulting from the authoritative proclamation of the Divine Sovereign.
Philemon, Part 1
/Pastor Matt Barker is the Associate Pastor at Emmanuel OPC in Kent, WA.
The Canon, Part 1 (WCF 1.2-4)
/The canon ought to be understood in terms of constitutional rule over a particular body, resulting from the authoritative proclamation of the Divine Sovereign.
How Do You Know What You Know You Know? Part 3 (WCF 1.4)
/There are ultimately two competing theories of knowledge in the world today, one that seeks knowledge regardless of the consequences and one that says “I will believe only what serves me.” (The epistemology of rebellion)
How Do You Know What You Know You Know? Part 2 (WCF 1.4)
/There are ultimately two competing theories of knowledge in the world today, one that seeks knowledge regardless of the consequences and one that says “I will believe only what serves me.” (The inadequacy of Rationalism and Empiricism)
Introduction to the Gospel of Mark
/Austin Britton serves as the year-long intern at Grace Presbyterian in Mt. Vernon, WA under Pastor David Klein.
How Do You Know What You Know You Know? Part 1 (WCF 1.4)
/There are ultimately two competing theories of knowledge in the world today, one that seeks knowledge regardless of the consequences and one that says “I will believe only what serves me.” (Modern conversations and logical absurdities)
Disciplining Your Children
/Elders give suggestions on disciplining and correcting your children.
Suggestions on Instructing Your Children
/Elders give suggestions on instructing and nurturing your children in the faith.
Discipling Your Children (James 2:14; Romans 12:2; Galatians 3:1-3)
/Raising children, as an act of discipleship, is about the heart and mind first, and then behavior.
2011 Report on Uganda
/Steve Ethridge is a deacon at Reformation. In 2011 he visited Uganda.
Your Children Are Holy (WCF 25.2; Ephesians 6:1-4; Deuteronomy 6:4-9; 1 Corinthians 7:12-15)
/Children are members of Christ’s church and so spiritual nurture is an act of discipleship.
Guest Teacher Matt Barker
/Pastor Matt Barker is the Associate Pastor at Emmanuel OPC in Kent, WA.