Head coverings, organs, exclusive psalmody, formalism, pietism, martyr complexes, Christian Nationalism, and some idiosyncratic thing to fight about.
Why are Reformed folk so weird? with Dr. R Scott Clark and Chad P Vegas
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In this episode, Pastor Chad Vegas addresses why he had to pull back on entering into the URC, and the complexity of his congregation that is both credo and paedobaptist. Click below to watch the candid conversation!
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Pastor Chad Vegas discusses why his church hasn't yet joined the URCNA. The full episode "Baptism & Reformed Church Membership: A Robust Discussion With Chad Vegas" premieres Wed. February 12. Click to watch!
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“God’s commands are no more burdensome to a Christian than wings are burdensome to a bird.”
Ian Hamilton on the Christian’s relationship to the law of God in their life & in union with Christ (commenting on 1 Jn 3:5)
“For it (the doctrine of predestination) is the fountain of our gratitude to God, the root of humility, the foundation & most firm anchor of confidence in all temptations, the fulcrum of the sweetest consolation & the most powerful spur to piety and holiness.” - Turretin
“If the Spirit is divorced frm the Word, there is no objective standard by which we can ‘test the spirits’, & no safeguard against self/emotionally-induced excesses. If we divorce the Word frm the Spirit, it is all too easy to become dryly, even deadly, orthodox.” - Ian Hamilton