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.

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.

Today we are discussing the identity or identities of the Antichrist, the Man of Sin, and the Beast. RC gives a compelling argument that they are one and the same and can be summed up in one notorious and wicked historical figure.

In today’s episode of Reformation Roundtable, we dive into the book of Revelation or the Revelation of Jesus Christ. RC spends a good amount of time defend the early dating of the book and also highlights some key points for a partial preterist interpretation. Would you like to join us in planting a reformed church here in Lewis County? If so, reach out via our contact page and we would love to have you join us!

The foundational issue with eschatology surrounds time. Since eschatology means “the study of last things,” it truly is the foundational issue. Jesus had a lot to say about the future and about judgement against the Jews and the destruction of Jerusalem. Many …

In todays episode, we continue our exploration of Eschatology or the study of last things. We are seeking to gain an understanding of each other and our theological positions. We would like to start a distinctly reformed church in Lewis …