Always Reforming: Continuation of the Sixteenth Century Reformation
$16.95
Featuring over a dozen authors, Always Reforming demonstrates that the Spirit of Christ has carried on the reforming work of Christ in the sixteenth century in one particular branch of the church of the Reformation. A successor to The Sixteenth-Century Reformation of the Church, this book traces the continuing reformation in the Netherlands in the seventeenth and nineteenth centuries, and in the Protestant Reformed Churches in North America in the twentieth century. Â
- 318 pages
- paperback
- ISBN 978-0-916206-99-4Â
- Edited by David Engelsma
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Other Books in the Rightly Dividing Series:
Believing and Confessing: 365 Meditations on the Belgic Confession
$28.95
The Belgic Confession of Faith is a beloved summary of the Christian faith—for the building up of the church of Christ and to the glory of the triune God. But the Belgic Confession is not only a statement of faith. The theological depths and the personal character of this beloved document make it a more-than-suitable resource to which the believer can turn for the daily practice of personal devotions.Â
The 365 meditations in this book will daily guide the reader toward a better understanding of those scriptural truths for which the author of the Belgic Confession, Guido de Brès, lived and died.
- 416 pages
- softcover
- ISBNÂ 978-1-944555-69-6
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eBook version available
Always Reforming (eBook)
$16.95
Featuring over a dozen authors, Always Reforming demonstrates that the Spirit of Christ has carried on the reforming work of Christ in the sixteenth century in one particular branch of the church of the Reformation. A successor to The Sixteenth-Century Reformation of the Church, this book traces the continuing reformation in the Netherlands in the seventeenth and nineteenth centuries, and in the Protestant Reformed Churches in North America in the twentieth century. Â
- 318 pages
- ISBN 978-0-916206-99-4Â
- Edited by David Engelsma
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Paperback version available
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Other Books in the Rightly Dividing Series:
Common Grace Revisited (eBook)
Reformed Worship (eBook)