Reformed Theology (Part 6)
6. Reformed theology exalts Jesus Christ as our only Mediator. Christ is everything to believers (Col. 3:11). The Holy Scriptures... Continue reading →
Reformed Theology (Part 4)
“Reformed theology is historical and confessional. Tradition can be the bane or blessing of the church. Tradition hurts the church... Continue reading →
Reformed Theology (Part 5)
5. Reformed theology holds to ancient catholic orthodoxy. Reformed theology does not depart from our ancient Christian heritage but affirms... Continue reading →
Reformed Theology (Part 3)
3. Reformed theology helps us to understand and apply all Scripture. In Reformed exegesis and hermeneutics, context is king. The... Continue reading →
Reformed Theology (Part 2)
2. Reformed theology uses logic, but takes its stand on the Bible. We must use logic to communicate clearly and... Continue reading →
Reformed Theology (Part 1)
1. Reformed theology celebrates the glory of God. The heart and soul of Reformed theology is the glory of the... Continue reading →
Assumptions
For a long time during my baptist days, I accepted the false assumption that the Greek word baptizo meant immerse.... Continue reading →
Does Baptism Mean Immersion
One of the errors that Baptists make is to take one meaning of the Greek word baptivzw and make it... Continue reading →
How was Jesus Baptized?
Bob Burridge of the Genevan Institute for Reformed Studies raises some interesting points regarding the baptism of Jesus, “A priest... Continue reading →
John’s Baptism
It may seem odd, but a good place to begin a discussion of baptism is with the prophet, John the... Continue reading →