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Category Archives: Reformed Theology

Mar32020Jan 8 2020

E: 92 Making Church a Safe Space with Debbe Mays

by Cami Summers, in category Community, Discipleship, Evangelism, Faith, Podcast, Reformed Theology, Relationships, Spreading the Gospel, Theology
Making Church a Safe Space with Debbe Mays Have you ever felt like you were on the outside at church looking in and wondered if it would be a safe space to join in and share? Join Debbe Mays and host Karen Hodge as they talk about what it means to cultivate a safe space… Read More
Feb252020Jan 8 2020

E: 91 Living Outward Faced in an Inward Faced World: Women and Evangelism with Tara Gibbs

by Cami Summers, in category Community, Discipleship, Evangelism, Faith, Podcast, Reformed Theology, Relationships, Spreading the Gospel, Theology
Living Outward Faced in an Inward Faced World: Women and Evangelism with Tara Gibbs If we really got honest with ourselves, is our default posture to be open or closed to those around us? Join Tara Gibbs and host Karen Hodge as they chat about how we can seek to embody the welcome of the… Read More
Feb182020Dec 18 2019

E: 90 The Good Shepherd’s Pasture: Raising Covenant Children with Elizabeth Harwell

by Cami Summers, in category Baptism, Discipleship, Easter, Encouragement, Faith, God's Word, Motherhood, Podcast, Reformed Theology, The PCA, Theology
The Good Shepherd's Pasture: Raising Covenant Children with Elizabeth Harwell Have you ever desired to explain to your children or grandchildren the spiritual significance of their baptism? Join Elizabeth Harwell writer of the newly released children's book "The Good Shepherd's Pasture--The Story of Your Baptism" and host Karen Hodge as they unpack the many dimensions… Read More
Apr252019Mar 7 2019

Theology for the Rest of Us

by Christina Fox, in category Reformed Theology

I first discovered the reformed faith in my mid-twenties. I went on a journey of discovery, learning from pastors and friends over coffee and dinner. I read and researched with the time I had, and I gained a strong foundation in theology through the discipleship of my local church. When I did have kids, I taught part time at a local community college. My classes were online, and I had great flexibility around them. When the kids were asleep or watching Thomas the Train, I could read, research and write. For years, I was able to slowly but surely add to my theological foundation. I had margin in my life to do so, and I worked to keep that margin, knowing that I would be better at everything else I did if I was growing daily in my understanding of the deep things of the Word of God.

Fast forward a few years. My boys are now 12 and 14. Though they don’t need me in the same way they did as toddlers, they still need me as an engaged parent as much as ever. But life circumstances have also funneled me down to taking a full-time teaching job. I love my job, but it, along with parenting my children and participating in our presbytery’s new church plant, has officially taken all the flexibility and margin out of my life.

I no longer have time or mental energy to research the types of commentaries or online theological discussions I used to find intriguing and informative. Yet, my need to live in light of the deep truths of the Word of God is as strong as ever.

Feb222018Jan 12 2018

Always Reforming

by Christina Fox, in category Reformed Theology
LEAH FARISH|GUEST It was Reformation Sunday 2017 in Wittenberg, Germany, where Martin Luther nailed his 95 theses to the Castle Church door 500 years before. Our rather staid gathering of Presbyterians and others observing the anniversary was interrupted by wind howling at the windows. The gale was so fierce that a state of emergency was… Read More
Feb12018Jan 25 2018

Ten Ways Covenant Theology Captured My Heart and Mind

by Christina Fox, in category Reformed Theology
SARAH IVILL|GUEST Ten years ago, in preparation for visiting a local PCA church with my husband and children, I began researching the PCA’s beliefs, read through the Westminster Confession of Faith, and studied a book on covenant theology. Not long afterwards, my husband and I joined that church. In order to flesh out what I… Read More
Oct302017Oct 9 2017

Celebrating 500 Years of Changing Diapers for God’s Glory

by Christina Fox, in category Reformed Theology

PAMELA WELLS|GUEST October 31, 2017 marks the 500th anniversary of the day Martin Luther nailed his 95 Theses to the door at Wittenberg Castle Church. If there was ever a year that our Reformation heritage ought to outshine other October 31st rituals, this is it! How are you planning to celebrate? You could reflect on… Read More

Jun52017Apr 13 2017

Why Justification Matters {for all of us}

by Christina Fox, in category Reformed Theology

KRISTEN HATTON|CONTRIBUTOR “But if Christ is in you, although the body is dead because of sin, the Spirit is life because of righteousness… For all who are led by the Spirit of God are sons of God. For you did not receive the spirit of slavery to fall back into fear, but you have received the… Read More

Mar202017Mar 3 2017

Celebrating the Big 5-0-0

by Christina Fox, in category Reformed Theology

LEAH FARISH|GUEST It’s not every year you get to celebrate a 500th birthday. This year, on October 31, we commemorate that day centuries ago when Martin Luther launched the Reformation. But why mark the big 5-oh-oh? After all, John Hus lived 100 years before Luther and spoke out against corruption and legalism in the Church.… Read More

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