I was reading in the an early church writing entitled “The Epistle of Mathetes to Diognetus” when I ran across this quotation in Chapter 5-6, where Christians are described.  It is quite a compelling description that I wanted to share with our church to consider and reflect up: “But, [Christians] inhabiting Greek as well as barbarian…

#Wisdom Wednesday with Dr. Bruce Lowe “Is Allah just another name for God?” from Reformed Theological Seminary on Vimeo.

What can we do when our devotional times with God aren’t working? All of us can remember times when our hunger for the Word of God was at a high. Every time we opened the Word of God we saw something new and relevant to our life. Our minds were poised to drink it all…

Wisdom Wednesday with Rev. Kevin L. DeYoung from Reformed Theological Seminary.

#Wisdom Wednesday with Dr. Michael Kruger “Did Jesus say He would return in the 1st century A.D.?” from Reformed Theological Seminary on Vimeo.

#Wisdom Wednesday with Rev. Michael Glodo “How does Reformed Theology interpret Scripture?” from Reformed Theological Seminary on Vimeo. Summary: How do the New Testament and the Old Testament Relate?  How does the Bible interpret itself? Thematically Christocentric 2Cor 1:20 – All the promises of God are yes and amen in Christ Luke 24 – Emmaus…

#Wisdom Wednesday with Karen Ellis “How do the Two Adams relate to Human Rights?” from Reformed Theological Seminary on Vimeo.

Training the Next Generation for Spiritual Success The Scriptures are full of stories of godly faith being passed from one generation to the next. Consider Paul’s words to Timothy, “I am reminded of your sincere faith, a faith that dwelt first in your grandmother Lois and your mother Eunice and now, I am sure, dwells…

Thought I would share this great post by Kevin DeYoung and it’s resources for our church family. DeYoung, Restless, and Reformed

Here is a great article by one of the ministers in our Classis. In the article, Rev. Dr. Stringer notes that 1) Those without a purpose; 2) Those who experienced sexual abuse in their past; 3)Those who feel shame are far more likely to be consumers of pornographic material than those who understand who God…