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Category: Reformed tradition

“Traditional” church

May 5, 2020 ilfordipc

If we want people to come to our church, “traditional” is one of the last words any of us would…

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Posted in: church, Church history, Hillsong, Reformed tradition, Roman Catholic, tradition

The sin of curiosity

February 27, 2020 ilfordipc

If you read Christian theology, you’ll come across something called the sin of curiosity. For example, the Westminster Larger Catechism lists “curious…

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Posted in: curiosity, Reformed tradition, revelation

Full of the Holy Spirit

March 26, 2019 ilfordipc

We saw on Sunday that Barnabas was “full of the Holy Spirit” (Acts 11:24) and I said that every Christian…

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Posted in: filled with the Spirit, Pentecostalism, Reformed tradition, The Holy Spirit

Why it’s good to be in a cessationist church

September 11, 2018 ilfordipc

In the Bible, God talks in the following ways: Elijah heard a still small voice (1 K 19:12). Samuel heard…

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Posted in: cessationism, charismatics, Reformed tradition

Why you should care about church history

October 27, 2017 ilfordipc

I know history isn’t most people’s favourite subject. In a world of twitter, Whatsapp, and Instagram, it feels hard enough…

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Posted in: Church history, Reformed tradition

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