Month: December 2018

I play drums. For many of my teen years, this meant playing with a variety of youth groups, filling in at friends’ churches, playing at youth camps, and so on. This exposed me to a whole host of different leadership styles and approaches to service planning. Even at that point, in my less theologically developed… Continue reading The Holy Spirit in the Order and Purpose of Worship

This is going to be another foray into speculative theology. In other words, I am not willing to bet the farm on how accurate my thinking is, and I am certainly willing to be corrected. Reformed sacramentology has long been a fascination of mine. On the one hand, we reject the Roman Catholic conception of… Continue reading Bread, Wine and the Imputation of Christ