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"The Christian faith is more than a doctrine to be believed, but it is never less." – Kevin DeYoung clearlyreformed.org/orthodoxy-has-…

Introducing the first video on God’s communicable attributes: Attributes of Intellect, with Kevin DeYoung. "The list of God's communicable attributes can be very long...But I think we can talk about these communicable attributes under three big headings: intellect, will and

clearlyreformed.org/podcast/pastor… Jonathan Master, president at Greenville Seminary, joins Kevin DeYoung to talk about Thomas Murphy's Pastoral Theology: The Pastor in the Various Duties of His Office. First published in 1877, this neglected resource was recently republished by

"We do not look at the universe rightly unless we see in creation a glorious reason to praise the living God." – Kevin DeYoung clearlyreformed.org/the-end-for-wh…

clearlyreformed.org/8-key-differen… "It’s important to be conversant with some of the main issues that legitimately divide us, lest we think all the theological hills have been laid low and all the dogmatic valleys made into a plain."

This clip is part of the sermon “When Jesus Speaks Against You" delivered by Kevin DeYoung at Christ Covenant Church in Matthews, NC on March 23, 2025.

clearlyreformed.org/podcast/nicene… I welcomed my good friend—neighbor, church colleague, and seminary colleague (soon to be boss!)— Blair Smith to the podcast. As a systematic theology professor, Blair’s expertise is on Trinitarian theology, in particular in the crucial fourth and fifth

"So how is God to justify us without committing an abomination? The answer lies in the great exchange (2 Cor. 5:21)." – Kevin DeYoung clearlyreformed.org/how-are-we-act…

"You will stand before God and you cannot on that day depend upon your friends or your family members..." – Kevin DeYoung, part of the sermon “Watching and Waiting" at Christ Covenant Church in Matthews, NC on April 6, 2025.

I can understand why many people are drawn to the mystical tradition found in Comer’s “Practicing the Way.” There are, however, several problems with the book’s approach to spiritual formation. clearlyreformed.org/is-this-the-wa…

clearlyreformed.org/christians-giv… "Love of country is a good thing, and it is right to honor those who defend the principles that make our country good." – Kevin DeYoung

clearlyreformed.org/podcast/more-o… The triumvirate comes back together to wrap up another season of LBE. Along with the obligatory sports chatter, we talk at length about the first Midwest Pope (and why we're not Catholics) and about life in middle age (and why we're not too depressed).

Introducing the second video from Clearly Reformed on God’s communicable attributes: Attributes of Will. "We can think of them as attributes of intellect, attributes of will, attributes of power. In other words, God's thinking, God's choosing, and God's doing."

"If you want to be much less of a follower of Jesus Christ five years from now, make church marginal in your life." – Kevin DeYoung clearlyreformed.org/the-most-impor…

All Clearly Reformed book club members receive a copy of The Biggest Story Bible Storybook by Kevin DeYoung this summer! clearlyreformed.org/join-the-clear…

We’re glad to share a brand-new Theology for the Everyday video with you. As the resource ministry of Kevin DeYoung, our goal is to help each person deepen their understanding of who God is and further develop their walk with the Lord. clearlyreformed.org/subscribe/

clearlyreformed.org/i-am-not-the-c… "My friends and I were so moved by the sermon that one of the guys (thank you, Joey!) made a cassette tape for each one of us. Over twenty years later, we still reference the message when we are together." –  Kevin DeYoung

clearlyreformed.org/does-the-ameri… This essay reflects on how Presbyterians changed their views on the civil magistrate in the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries. My contention is that Reformed political thought has not been static, and, in fact, that American Presbyterianism saw itself