With the understanding that confession is a witness to the gospel, Confessing the Faith Today investigates how a sixteenth-century Reformation confession, the Belgic Confession, can assist contemporary Christians testify to the truth of Gods gracious turn toward creation and do so in the context of the twenty-first century's competing claims. A close examination of the internal coherence of the Belgic Confession, along with an exploration of how that confession might engage contemporary life, offers fresh insight into how Christians might articulate what is at stake in the gospel. Janssen encourages the church to enter a conversation with the forebears of the faith, acknowledging the historical nature of not only the confession but of God's involvement in all creation.
In Confessing the Faith, Chad Van Dixhoorn offers a fresh look at a classic statement of the Reformed faith.
Discusses the implications of each section of the Presbyterian Church's new Statement of Faith
A collection of essays and sermons by prominent Presbyterian theologians and leaders on the theme of how ancient confessions of the church come alive in current worship, inspiration, and mission.
To God's Word? To the heart of God Himself? Or are we moving further away? The confession that I will be recommending to you in this volume is the standard-bearing creed in the Presbyterian or Reformed branch of Christianity.
Studies the formative background of the contemporary confessional stance of the Lutheran church.
Hook , Sydney , 459 Hooker , Richard , 193 Hromadka , Joseph , 213 Hugo of St. Victor , 306 Hume , David , 210 Hunsberger ... 406 n.2 Melanchthon , Philip , 280 n.16 Menninger , Karl , 173 Migliore , Daniel L , 116 n.65 , 280 n .
. . . This book demonstrates again for the ecumenist that it is important we dare not lose any of the gifts with which the Holy Spirit has gifted her churches . . . as we move in pilgrimage toward that visible unity for which Christ prayed.
This accessible volume is designed to help you deepen your knowledge of God's Word and answer the question, What do you believe?
This is what Paul called the "good confession" (1 Tim 6:12).
This collection of insightful essays provides readers with a clear understanding of the confessions from different periods of the church's life.