Book Review - I Believe: Sermons on the Apostles' Creed

Book Review - I Believe: Sermons on the Apostles' Creed

Especially ministers will profit from this prophet. They will profit from the setting forth, in I Believe, of Reformed basics, distinctives, and definitions—the teachings and their implications. They will profit from this master sermon-craftsman whose preaching was of biblical texts in light of themselves and their contexts and in light also of the one faith of the complete corpus of God’s revelation; here, as elsewhere in his writings and sermons, is exegetical-doctrine preaching and teaching at its best...

Gleanings in the Church Order (4): The Right to (Protest and) Appeal

Gleanings in the Church Order (4): The Right to (Protest and) Appeal

Article 31 speaks of appeals, but a member may bring three kinds of matters to a major assembly under Article 31: a protest, an appeal, or an overture.
Gleanings in the Church Order (3): Legality at the Assemblies

Gleanings in the Church Order (3): Legality at the Assemblies

Perhaps one of the least understood matters in the Church Order is legality at the broader (or major—not higher) assemblies of classis and synod. Assuming that the matter is ecclesiastical in nature and manner, what may and may not be treated at classis or synod?

Book Review - Ten Commandments for Children

Book Review - Ten Commandments for Children

The following review was written by Todd and Nicole Kooienga on The Ten Commandments for Children by Ronald Cammenga (Jenison, MI: Reformed Free Publishing, 2023). This review was originally published in the July 2023 issue of The Grandville Gleaner.
Gleanings in the Church Order (2): The Assemblies

Gleanings in the Church Order (2): The Assemblies

An assembly, specifically an ecclesiastical assembly, is a gathering of officebearers. The church order does not have in mind here the gathering of the whole congregation for worship or for some other activity. Those assemblies are, of course, very important. Nevertheless, the assemblies of Articles 29-52 are the assemblies of officebearers for official ecclesiastical business. The church order speaks of three assemblies: the consistory, the classis, and the synod.
"Federal Vision: Heresy at the Root": Interviews with Don Veitch

"Federal Vision: Heresy at the Root": Interviews with Don Veitch

Looking for something theological to do for an hour or two this weekend? Check out this set of YouTube interviews from February and March of 2023, in which author David Engelsma and host Don Veitch dive into Federal Vision: Heresy at the Root (2012).The links to those interviews and to the book featured in the discussion are included below. 

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