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Sabbath Musings
I’m currently reading D.G. Hart’s magnificent biography of John Williamson Nevin. In the first chapter, Hart recounts the sacramental and churchly piety of Nevin’s childhood Presbyt… more →
Sacramental Piety
Back to the Basics of Reformed Worship
jondpayne wrote 4 days ago: Reformed Chameleons? I love historic Reformed worship. It is assiduously biblical in form and su … more →
Reformed Smokers, Rockers, and Air Supply
R. Scott Clark wrote 1 week ago: Darryl Hart takes the occasion of a comment by John Frame about smoking to lauch a salvo against … more →
Covenant Theology, RPW, and Musical Instruments
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Benjamin P. Glaser wrote 1 month ago: As part of this discussion with the Covenants I’d like to work in (no pun intended) a discussi … more →
"Yeah...But How Do They Worship?"
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speaking truth wrote 1 month ago: Last week, I explored an interesting article on the lack of enthusiasm for reformed theology in the … more →
Sabbath Musings
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sacramentalpiety wrote 5 months ago: I’m currently reading D.G. Hart’s magnificent biography of John Williamson Nevin. In th … more →
The Logic of the Righteousness that is by Faith
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sacramentalpiety wrote 5 months ago: “The revival down the street may promise the vision, but God’s Spirit calms us down and … more →
Darryl Hart v.s. John Frame: Debating the Regulative Principle
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sacramentalpiety wrote 5 months ago: I was recently introduced to a fairly lengthy online debate between Darryl Hart and John Frame which … more →
An Advent Series with Order of Worship, Readings, Lighting, sermon series, and Quotes
mikemilton wrote 9 months ago: The Once and Future Christmas: An Advent Worship and Sermon Series This Advent series comes, in 2 … more →
What is Worship?
wdennisgriffith wrote 9 months ago: This post is an interview with Joseph F. “Skip” Ryan, former pastor of Park Cities Pre … more →
Lex Credendi
R. Scott Clark wrote 1 year ago: The medievals had a slogan, “The law of praying is the law of believing.” It means, … more →
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