For fellow members and friends of the Protestant Reformed Churches
There are two types of institutions that call themselves churches: true churches and false churches. The PRC further distinguishes those churches that are not yet false churches but are in the process of becoming...
A single text, Philippians 2:12-13, reveals the nature of sanctification and the new man and answers most of the questions of the controversy. 12Wherefore, my beloved, as ye have always obeyed, not as in...
Like the word salvation, me is a word that seems like it would need no further explanation. But at at the exact moment that we are saved and ingrafted into Christ by faith, the...
The idea of salvation is so basic to our doctrine that you might assume we all know exactly what it is. But one of the main errors that fuels controversy is a failure to...
My hope with this blog series is to help those who might trip over the same doctrinal stumbling blocks as I did during the course of the RPC (Reformed Protestant Church) controversy. Scripture has...
How must we treat the sincere errorist – the child of God who tries but fails to teach all the correct doctrines? Is it a sin for him to teach that which he sincerely believes is scriptural, and which he thinks is in harmony with his church?
I am struck by how often difficult questions can be cleared up by simply defining words properly. Sometimes words carry more meaning than we realized, sometimes words are used differently in the Bible than...