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Jun 12

2014

The Perfect Worshipper

Category: A Theology on Worship Tags: truthandworship, ReformedWorship, Worship, Resurrection, Glorification, Godly Living, Fear of the Lord, law, gospel, Scripture, sin, regulative principle of worship, God's glory, salvation, redemption, Fall, amazing grace, Doctrines of Grace, grace, The Gospel, Covenant of Works, Worshipper, Adam, eschatology, Idolatry, active obedience

A Perfect Worshipper saved us so that we can worship God in spirit and truth.

May 19

2014

The Worshipper Becomes the Worshipped

Category: A Theology on Worship Tags: ReformedChurch, WorshipService, Reformed, ReformedWorship, Worship, RegulativePrinciple, church, Godly Living, Fear of the Lord, Bible, Scripture, special revelation, sin, total depravity, regulative principle of worship, God's glory, Fall, Reformation, Reformation Day, Heresy, sola scriptura, Worshipper, Adam, Idolatry

Man in his fallen condition seeks to worship himself in many different ways rather than worship his Creator.

May 2

2014

Man: Created to Worship

Category: A Theology on Worship Tags: truthandworship, ReformedWorship, Worship, Godly Living, Fear of the Lord, general revelation, sin, regulative principle of worship, God's glory, love, Fall, The Fall, Covenant of Works, Worshipper, Adam, Creation, Anthropology

Man was created to worship God. Adam was set up on this earth to serve God by exercising dominion over creation.

Oct 31

2013

Happy Reformation Day!

Category: Church History Tags: ReformedChurch, Reformed, ReformedWorship, RegulativePrinciple, Confessionalism, The Doctrine of Justification, doctrine, contraception and Christianity, Heidelberg Catechism, church, Godly Living, Sacraments, Bible, gospel, Scripture, theology of the cross, theology of glory, medieval age, regulative principle of worship, Purgatory, God's glory, salvation, Reformation, Luther, Calvin, 95 Theses, Reformation Day

We commemorate Reformation Day on October 31, for on this day in 1517, Martin Luther nailed his 95 theses outlining corruption in the Church to the door of the Wittenberg Church, sparking the Protestant Reformation. The Reformation recovered and clarified the great doctrines of grace and purified the Church from error.