In our quest to plant a reformed church in Lewis County WA, we are pursing unity in theological areas that are addressed in the CREC Book of Memorials. This week we tackled two topics Ministerial Training as well as Confessional …
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This was a time of fellowship that took place between many families who would like to see a reformed church take root here in Lewis County. We met for a time of singing, discussion and fellowship. We discussed the first half of the Reformed Evangelical Confession
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We also have been working to align our shared vision regarding oversight of this future church plant. Which leads us into the topic of today’s podcast.
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Who should receive the sign of baptism? How do baptism and covenant theology connect? In today’s episode we explore the diversity of theological convictions surrounding baptism and the sign of the covenant.
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This classic hymn was written in 1864 by William Walsham How. Often hymns both old and new speak of going to heaven when you die as though heaven is our final home. There is real comfort in knowing that when …
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Often hymns both old and new speak of going to heaven when you die as though heaven is our final home. Scripture speaks of something else though. It speaks of our life being a seed that, when planted in the …
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We are returning briefly to Covenant Theology as a prelude to beginning our study of sacramental theology (baptism and communion). Our understanding of the Covenantal nature of God informs entirely our view of the Sacraments.
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This week we completed our current survey of reformed theology as it relates to eschatology. During this last week we explored two major topics within this field both of which come with much debate and variation as it relates to biblical interpretation. These two topics are the Rapture and the Millennium.
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