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Christian Education and the Reformed Baptism Form (3): Instructing the Children
Our covenant children are royal children. Once they come to years of discretion we are...
Not Forgotten
This Sunday is Mother’s Day. The stores are stocked with “World’s #1 Mom” cards. The...
Spiritual Disciplines of the Christian Life: Reading
The Bible commends reading. Reading is a discipline of the Christian life.
Reading as a spiritual discipline is not the same as reading in general. Certainly, reading books on history, science, wars, animals, and economics (the list goes on) is to be recommended, providing they are wholesome. But reading as a spiritual discipline is more focused on explicitly Christian literature, Reformed literature—in short, biblical literature: the Standard Bearer, Beacon Lights, Reformed Free Publishing Association (RFPA) publications, and so many other books and periodicals that promote our growth in godliness. Of course, we read the Bible, too, and that ought to be our main book—but the reading of scripture has been treated in past articles on devotions.
Why do we read? Consider three reasons...
Also, a few reminders about reading are in order...
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