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- Chapter 4: Of Creation
A continuation of the 1689 Exposition Series, Chapter 4: Of Creation … Continue reading Chapter 4: Of Creation - Review: Preaching: Discipleship One Sermon at a Time
This book is a valuable resource for preachers seeking to deepen their understanding of homiletics and improve their preaching skills. With its practical questions and insights, it provides a clear framework for delivering sermons that are both meaningful and impactful… Continue reading Review: Preaching: Discipleship One Sermon at a Time - A Brief Reflection on Confessional Foundations
The Westminster Assembly was called by Parliament. The assemblies behind the 1689 Confession were gathered by cooperating churches. This historical contrast reveals more than differing circumstances—it exposes two distinct visions of ecclesiastical authority, confessional unity, and the headship of Christ over His church.… Continue reading A Brief Reflection on Confessional Foundations - Waters of Death, Waters of Life
Circumcision and baptism are therefore not parallel signs within one continuous covenantal structure. They belong to different covenants entirely, covenants with different characters, different peoples, and different appointed testimonies. The Abrahamic and Mosaic covenants both carried forward and progressively revealed the promise of redemption by farther steps, yet they remained distinct covenantal orders governed by their own particular stipulations and conditions. By contrast, the whole of the New Covenant, essentially being Christ Himself, is entirely accomplished, from first to last, by His perfect faithfulness—‘since it is enacted on better promises’ (Hebrews 8:6).… Continue reading Waters of Death, Waters of Life - Calvin on the Lord’s Supper, a Meal for Sinners
The struggle to eat worthily has plagued humanity, but true grace lies not in self-righteousness but in divine mercy.… Continue reading Calvin on the Lord’s Supper, a Meal for Sinners