The God Of Jacob
Jacob’s life is a wild and messy ride—marked by passions, failures, and the marks of sin—but it also teaches us the sovereign mercy of God. Through Jacob, we see that God’s promises continue even in the midst of spiritually dark times, conflict, and division. The slow bloom of regeneration often comes through struggle and wrestling, as God disciplines His covenant sons for their good and his glory.
Only One Covenant of Grace: The Earliest Commentary On The WCF
The New Testament and Old Testament do not differ in substance but only in accident (its manner or shape fitting to its time and use). The essential unity of the Old and New Covenants is seen clearly in that both contain the same spiritual blessings: the promise of grace, forgiveness, and eternal life and blessing for believers in Jesus Christ. In addition, both covenants contain the requirement of the same faith and obedience.
One Baptism: For Infants & Adults
There is only one baptism, for us and our children. Our approach toward baptized children should be to treat them as what they are according to what God has said of them: Christians.
Sermon: We And Our Children
Joey Pipa's recent sermon celebrated and challenged a congregation in their new catechism school by preaching on Deuteronomy 6:1-9. This is a great sermon on the duties of covenantal living--enjoy!
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We need not reinvent Christianity or carve out ever-smaller enclaves to prove our faithfulness. We do not need to imitate the liberal order’s obsession with identity and control. We can return to nature, heritage, tradition, fathers, and our faith. Sectarian comfort is a false security for a people who have forgotten how to receive life from God’s hand. It will take Christian courage in an age of liberals and sects to grow deeper roots and provide a more secure and fruitful future.
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