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Jeremy Walker wrote 2 days ago: Reformed Confessions of the 16th and 17th Centuries in English Translation (Volume 1: 1525-1552) co … more →

Tags: Reviews, Audrey Featherstone, C. J. Mahaney, Charles Spurgeon, confessions, Creationism, Edinburgh, Faith Cook, Gareth Crossley

Heidelberger Katechismus - Der "Heidelberger"

David wrote 1 week ago: Heidelberger Katechismus – Der “Heidelberger”. … more →

Tags: Catechism

How are you right with God?

Keren wrote 1 week ago: Heidelberg Catechism 60 Question: How are you right with God? Answer: Only by true faith in Jesus Ch … more →

Tags: Catechism, Catechesis

Hating God?

reveds wrote 1 week ago: Q. 3. Where do you learn of your sin and its wretched consequences? A. From the Law of God. Q. 4. Wh … more →

Tags: Faith and Practice, human condition

William Ames on the Heidelberg Catechism « Green Baggins

David wrote 2 weeks ago: Green Baggins is reading Ames’ A Sketch of the Christian Catechism. … more →

Tags: Catechism, Puritans, William Ames

Heidelberg Catechism Question of the Day

Michael Brewer wrote 2 weeks ago: Question 18. Who then is that Mediator, who is in one person both very God, and a real righteous man … more →

I Belong to God...1 comment

reveds wrote 3 weeks ago: Q. 1. What is your only comfort, in life and in death? A. That I belong–body and soul, in life … more →

Tags: Faith and Practice, Faith and Hope, Purpose Driven Life

Walking Through Heidelberg part 37

Andrew Logue wrote 3 weeks ago: Question 37: What do you understand by the word “suffered”? Answer: That during his whol … more →

Tags: Confessions of Faith . . . ., calvinism, Reformed, Substitutionary Atonement, Atonement, Confession of Faith

Justification and Final Jugdment

Timothy wrote 3 weeks ago: Is there a final justification at the Final Judgment and what do the Reformed confessions say? The a … more →

Tags: Blogging, Justification, Reformed Confessions, Gospel, Blogosphere, Reformed Theology, The Reformed Reader, Final Judgment, Cornelius Venema

Walking Through Heidelberg part 34

Andrew Logue wrote 3 weeks ago: Question 34:  Why do you call him “our Lord”? Answer: Because—not with gold or silver, b … more →

Tags: Confessions of Faith . . . ., Reformed, Confession of Faith

Heidelberg Catechism Question of the Day1 comment

Michael Brewer wrote 4 weeks ago: Question 17. Why must he in one person be also very God? Answer: That he might, by the power of his … more →

Heidelberg Catechism Question of the Day1 comment

Michael Brewer wrote 1 month ago: Question 16. Why must he be very man, and also perfectly righteous? Answer: Because the justice of G … more →

Heidelberg Catechism Question of the Day

Michael Brewer wrote 1 month ago: Question 14. Can there be found anywhere, one, who is a mere creature, able to satisfy for us? Answe … more →

Does God do injustice to man?

Berean wrote 1 month ago: Question: Does not God then do injustice to man by requiring of him in His Law that which he cannot … more →

Tags: Quotes, willfil disobedience

Heidelberg Catechism Question of the Day

Michael Brewer wrote 1 month ago: Question 13. Can we ourselves then make this satisfaction? Answer: By no means; but on the contrary … more →

Heidelberg Catechism Question of the Day

Michael Brewer wrote 1 month ago: Question 12. Since then, by the righteous judgment of God, we deserve temporal and eternal punishmen … more →

Walking Through Heidelberg part 296 comments

Andrew Logue wrote 1 month ago: We’re now moving into another section, “Deliverance: God the Son” Question 29: Why … more →

Tags: Confessions of Faith . . . ., Jesus Christ, calvinism, Reformed, Lord, anabaptist, Mennonite

Heidelberg Catechism Question of the Day

Michael Brewer wrote 1 month ago: Question 11. Is not God then also merciful? Answer: God is indeed merciful, but also just; therefore … more →

Heidelberg Catechism Question of the Day

Michael Brewer wrote 1 month ago: Question 10. Will God suffer such disobedience and rebellion to go unpunished? Answer: By no means; … more →


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