Who Would Not Rejoice?

Guillaume Farel is perhaps most famous for threatening John Calvin with the curse of God unless Calvin stayed to lead Continue reading →

A Most Brief Summary And Confession Of Our Believing

One of the newest treasures on my bookshelf is the recently completed four-volume set, Reformed Confessions of the 16th and 17th Continue reading →

Advent Confessions (part 2)

I wait for the LORD, my soul waits, and in his word I hope (Psalm 130:5) Going through Advent this Continue reading →

The intercession of Christ

Here’s one of my favorite presentations from the Reformed confessions on the person and work of Jesus Christ. This is Continue reading →

Nourished in body and soul at the table of the Lord

I’m posting this on Maundy Thursday, a day when Christians around the world gather to sit together at the Lord’s Continue reading →

What’s in a name? (Or, Does “Jesus Christ” mean anything?)

Here is the latest installation of brief reflections on the Heidelberg Catechism.  As a way to mark the 450th anniversary Continue reading →

Neuroscience, free will, and Reformed theology

As John Calvin used to say, all truth is God’s truth, so we should not be surprised to see glimpses Continue reading →

A Father who is there

Here is the latest installation of brief reflections on the Heidelberg Catechism.  As a way to mark the 450th anniversary Continue reading →