Tag: Reformed Tradition

• Inebriated by the Gospel

  Great grace laced imagery from Robert Capon: The Reformation was a time when men went blind, staggering drunk because they had discovered, in the dusty basement of late medievilism, a whole cellarful of fifteen-hundred-year-old, two-hundred-proof grace – of bottle after bottle of pure distillate of Scripture, one sip of which would convince anyone that God…

  Dennis Griffith

  August 2, 2013

  Gospel, Grace, Graffiti, Reformed Spirituality, Reformed Tradition

  Gospel, Grace, Quotes, Reformation, Reformed Spirituality, Reformed Tradition, Robert Capon

• You Might Be Reformed If…

  As one who dwells firmly within the Reformed wing of Evangelical Christianity, I found the following to be astute, accurate, and a little bit amusing: You might be Reformed … If you think prayer is more than just trying to manipulate God into giving you what you want … If you think that there are…

  Dennis Griffith

  March 4, 2013

  Reformed Tradition

  Marks of Reformed Christianity, Presbyterian Church in America, Presbyterianism, Reformed Christianity, Reformed Faith, Reformed Tradition

• Reformation Essentials

  On October 31, 1517 a young college professor, heavy of heart, wanted to discuss some of the things he was thinking.  Posting his thoughts on the front doors of the church in the center of town – the 16th Century version of Facebook or blogging – a flame ignited that  still burns today.  In fact, with…

  Dennis Griffith

  October 31, 2011

  Reformed Theology

  Christ Alone, Faith Alone, Glory of God Alone, Grace Alone, Michael Horton, Reformation, Reformed Theology, Reformed Tradition, Scripture Alone, Sola Scriptura, Solas of he Reformation