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The Foundation for Our Ministry: The Bible as the Word of God

Word of God

The foundational conviction of Covenant Seminary is that the Scriptures of the Old and New Testaments are the inspired, inerrant Word of God, our only infallible rule of faith and practice.

What Do We Mean by the Spirituality of the Church?

Limited Atonement

Rightly applied, the church’s spirituality is an important part of biblical and Reformed ecclesiology.

The Blessing of Persistent Prayer

Prayer

I want to encourage and motivate us as Christians to give ourselves to the practice of prayer.

Beautiful Community is Already a Reality

Beautiful Community

Because all creation’s beauty has God as its source, humanity was destined for beautiful community.

The Ascension

Completing the Arc of the Gospel Story
The Ascension

If we are to recover the practical import of Jesus’ exaltation for the Christian life, then we must first explore the theological significance of this odd but awesome event.

The Design and Scope of the Atonement

Atonement

Our understanding of the nature of God impacts strongly and decisively our understanding of the design and scope of the Atonement.

Doctrine, Preferences, and Cross-cultural Life in the Church

Even as churches strive to be faithful to the Lord, that faithfulness is often necessarily expressed through preferences.

Pastor-Artist Illustrates Primer on the Sacraments

Twelve chapters lay out the basics of the Reformed faith

In 2013, when Jason Dorsey pastored Redeemer Presbyterian in Indianapolis, he often met kids from the 16 Park apartments, a subsidized-housing complex several blocks from the church. Redeemer members had started an after-school program in the neighborhood, and some of the youngsters had begun showing up for church. Before long, having observed Redeemer’s weekly practice…

A Crown of Beauty in the Hand of the Lord

beauty

Humanity’s destiny is in community. It is in beautiful community that we image God as we live out our love for him doing what he commissioned us to do.

For the Love of the Catechism

While retaining the beauty of the original language of the Catechism, Greenwald employs personal story and example to make its concepts understandable and accessible.

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