Reformed Distinctives
What does it mean to be Reformed? These sermons ground us in the core convictions that shaped the Reformation and still define faithful Christianity today. We begin with worship, exploring the regulative principle and how God alone decides how He is to be honoured. Then covenant theology shows how one golden thread runs through all Scripture, uniting Old and New Testaments in God's promise to be our God. Assurance follows, unpacking Romans 8's golden chain to show our salvation rests on God's faithfulness, not ours. Next, we examine what it means to embrace a distinctly Christian worldview in a secular age, being transformed by the renewing of our minds. Finally, we discover why confessions matter, how they guard the gospel, and what it means to be anchored in Christ through every generation. These messages call us to worship, believe, and live as God's covenant people, held secure by His grace and shaped by His Word.
Discover why Reformed churches are called Reformed and what it means to worship God on His terms, not ours. This sermon explores the second commandment and how faithful worship shapes generations.
God's covenant isn't a dusty theological idea invented by reformers. It's the golden thread running through all of Scripture, uniting Old and New Testaments and bringing us into God's family through Christ.
Discover how God's faithfulness, not ours, guarantees that believers will never be lost. The golden chain of salvation stretches from eternity past to glory future.
In a world pushing tolerance without truth and morality without God, how do we think and live distinctively as Christians? Discover what it means to be transformed by renewing your mind.
Why do Reformed churches hold to creeds and confessions? Discover how these time-tested statements protect the faith and keep us centred on Jesus Christ as Lord and God.