Church Controversies and the Culture Gap
Controversies In the past years, there have been ruptures in church life that at a
Doctrine
How are We to Read the Bible? Part 2
By Rev. C. Bouwman Confused… I struggled to get my head around how brothers
How are We to Read the Bible? Part 1.
By Rev. C. Bouwman From January 16 to 18, the Canadian Reformed Theological Seminary
Does God Punish the Christian’s Sin?
By Clarence Bouwman. Originally written: 20 November 2009 We incline to answer this question as
Steak, not Spam
By Karlo Janssen Steak, not Spam Ever wondered why Reformed churches are so big on
The Lord Speaks
Listening for the Voice of God: How Does God Speak To His People Today? By
Are All Christians Hypocrites?
By Jim Witteveen When you speak with people who aren’t Christians, you’ll be confronted with
President Obama – Four More Years
President Obama – Four More Years Tomorrow Barack Obama will be sworn in for his
Use of the Heidelberg Catechism
Use of the Heidelberg Catechism The Heidelberg Catechism was first published in a German territory
The Heidelberg Catechism
What is a catechism? If the word catechism sounds unfamiliar to you, don’t be too
Repentance
By Clarence Bouwman Repentance It’s embarrassing but true: all around us we see people seriously
The Christian Playing Field – Setting the Boundaries
By Karlo Janssen The Christian Playing Field – Setting the Boundaries Reformed Christians hold to
Evangelism in practice (Part 3)
If we do not seriously believe that unbelievers are under the wrath of God and that we ourselves have been saved from eternal judgment by the death of Christ, we will not be greatly motivated to proclaim the gospel of salvation to others.
Reinterpret Paul?
New Views regarding Legalism and Exclusivism in Judaism: is there a need to reinterpret Paul? By Gerhard
Evangelism in Historical Perspective (Part 2)
Evangelism According to the Scriptures Part 2: Evangelism in historical perspective A.J. de Visser In
Evangelism according to the Scriptures (Part 1)
Evangelism according to the Scriptures Part 1 by Dr. A.J. De Visser Evangelism is a
Infant Baptism and Children in the Old Covenant
Should infants be baptized? Let’s consider what place children had in the Old Testament and what that says about children in the New.
Infant Baptism and the Unity of Scripture
Is infant baptism simply a (Canadian) Reformed peculiarity that ought to be jettisoned in the name of Biblical faithfulness and unity with fellow Christians? What are the grounds for infant baptism?!
What Does it Mean to be Reformed?
The Christian faith is represented by many schools of thought. Each of these schools teach an understanding of who God is, and how He is to be served.
Order of Salvation
In an excerpt from a lecture introducing the Gospel of John, Rev Chris Gordon explains the process by which people are saved from sin.
Extreme Makeover: The Church’s Mission as Participating in God’s Story
“The definition of missional is that we as God’s people turn form inward preoccupation, inward absorption and inward attention to outward service to the world… If your doctrine does not lead you to serve the world do you really believe it?”