The Covenant of Works

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It is clear from scripture that Adam stood in a covenant relationship with God in the garden, and violated that agreement. In this post, Dr. Kim Riddlebarger gives us an overview of The Covenant of Works.

Canons of Dort: Articles 2 and 3

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Articles 2 and 3 from the Canons of Dort on The Manifestation of God’s Love and The Preaching of the Gospel.

In the Beginning – God

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The Basics of the Reformed Faith - In the beginning God. This excerpt from The Basics of the Reformed Faith by Kim Riddglebarger starts with God eternal.

Covenant Theology with Dr. Ligon Duncan

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Covenants are God's way of sealing His promise, and Dr. Ligon Duncan explains how proper Covenant Theology serves as a hermeneutic, or an interpretive framework for understanding the overall flow of the Bible and the unfolding story of redemption.

Discipling Every Generation

"And if our kids do become believers, it’s not because we’ve got it all figured out but because God has been gracious to us."

Divine Image Bearers – Kim Riddlebarger

All men and women are divine image-bearers and truly like God, and possess all of the communicable attributes of God albeit in creaturely form and measure.

The Covenant of Grace

The Covenant of Grace God promised eternal blessing in return for faith in Christ. Initiated in the garden, this is God's chosen method of redeeming a people for Himself.

The Fall of Adam

The good news is only good in light of the bad news...which is that we are a fallen people condemned by God awaiting the sentence of death and eternal punishment! How did this happen?

The Canons of Dort: Doctrines of Grace

The Canons of Dort were written by a group of theologians at the Synod of Dort in direct response to the "Remonstrance", 5 written arguments against the doctrines of grace.

The Five Solas of the Reformation

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The “Five Solas” are Latin phrases that collectively served as foundational principles of the Protestant Reformation. The Reformation was a movement that began in the 1500’s and sought to “reform” the traditions and beliefs of Roman Catholicism.