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Three Rules for Engaging in Theological Polemics
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William Perkins (1558–1602) grew up in the aftermath of the Council of Trent, becoming a puritan and Cambridge theologian. Due to these roles, he had both a convictional and public ministry. One example of his public ministry appears in his polemical treatise called A Reformed Catholic which he published in 1597. In this literary treasure, he outlined how Reformed Catholics and the Roman Catholics differed in faith.
And in his preface, Perkins lays out his reasons for…
Jeremiah’s Underwear (Lessons and Reflections)
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By Rembrandt – 4gE-j88Uz3znNw at Google Cultural Institute, zoom level maximum, Public Domain, Link
What I Mean When I Call Myself a “Reformed Evangelical”
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Calling yourself an evangelical today means about as much as calling yourself a protestant or a theist – the category is simply too broad…
Building Spiritual Habits for the Sake of Love
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After practicing the habits of The Common Rule for over a year, I can confidently report that I am a failure; I have been formed by failure though, and I’m no longer the same. The Common Rule: Habits of Purpose for an Age of Distraction by Justin Whitmel Earley
Word or Image? Wisdom from Theodulf of Orléans
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The Libri Carolini was drawn up by Theodulf of Orléans (c.760-821)—one of the key theologians of the Carolingian church and the author…
The Word across Canada (July 12, 2019)
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Every week we want to bring to your attention expository, Gospel-centred sermons from pastors across Canada. We hope that you become familiar with some…
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Saved by Grace But Entertained by Sin
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Should Christians watch rated movies rated “R” or shows rated “TV-MA”? Should we listen to “Christian” music exclusively? What, then, do we do with Switchfoot? Does content need to be explicitly sinful to be condemned? What about those things that are suggestive? Are labels like “suggestive” and “explicit” objective or are they better understood relative to the individual and their cultural context?
Questions like these…
Will I Be Lonely Forever?
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We are alone and lonely. At least one-quarter of Canadians experience persistent loneliness. The numbers may be…
How I Became Anti-Abortion
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Prior to my spiritual conversion, I had very little understanding of what an abortion was, let alone what it did to the…
Let There Be Light: The Incarnation and Gothic Cathedrals
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In some ways it would be difficult to imagine a greater contrast than that which exists between the manger in which the infant Christ…
Pastoral Fellowships Are God’s Provision for Lonely Pastors
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Real pastors do not need anything. They are strong, independent and have all the answers. Or so I once thought. When I began my…
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