What Is Your Only Comfort in Life and Death?

The very first question of the Heidelberg Catechism asks, “What is your only comfort in life and death?” The answer you give is of eternal importance.

What A Reformed Perspective Can Teach Fundamentalists and Premillennial Evangelicals

Collin Brendemuehl: There is a lot of good reading in Kuiper’s works. The premillennial theologian might learn something for his correction and improvement.

John Calvin Turns 500

I’d be remiss not to mention that today marks the 500th anniversary…

The State of Reformation Churches Part 1

In the mid 90’s as a new generation of Christians was investigating…

The New Calvinism is Changing the World (According to Time Magazine)

It’s true.  According to Time it is one of the 10 Ideas…

Reformed Theology vs. Reformed Culture

Ray Ortlund on how Reformed culture should match up with Reformed theology.…

Your Wife May Be a Calvinist if…

Funny song written by Brandon Milan, made me laugh out loud.  …

The Problem With Free Will

There is a problem with “free will.” As a young believer growing…