"The perception that there are issues or differences between what we know in science and what we read in the Bible lies in our interpretation of both. God’s revelation is perfect, but our interpretation—science and theology—are subject to human error." — Arie Van Weelden

What's the truth about God's foreknowledge? As Reformation Christians, we believe that we know God because he first knew us—not only as part of his perfect understanding of all things, but especially as a result of his loving attention to us for salvation planned in Christ before

This was a great episode!

It’s hard to watch people who went to Bible college with us, people who we grew up with in church, or even close friends, reject historic Christianity or choose a lesser gospel. — Lara d'Entremont corechristianity.com/resources/arti…

“The pastor ought to have two voices: one, for gathering the sheep; and another, for warding off and driving away wolves and thieves.” — John Calvin Michael Horton and Jamin Goggin discuss the characteristics of a wrathful pastor.

"According to the Bible, suffering points to a greater truth: the world is not as it should be. . .Pain, death, and evil are not part of the original design—they are intruders in a world that was once 'very good.'" — Daniel Nealon corechristianity.com/resources/arti…

“Classic creeds, confessions, and catechisms remind us that we do not read the Bible only as individuals; we read it as one body, experiencing significant unity as we do so. These are things that a list of bullet points on a church website cannot do. Such lists may have the form

Recently I had a discussion with my friend Aaron on worship. I think the 20th century saw many churches replace reverence and awe with the pursuit of "relevance." We need to recover a biblical understanding of what is happening when the saints gather.