Gentle Reformation

Gentle Reformation

speaking truth gently

"May my teaching drop as the rain... like gentle rain upon the tender grass" Deuteronomy 32:2

Gentle Reformation
  • Home
  • About
  • Authors
  • Search
  • Support Us
  • Contact Us
Subscribe
Christ in Scripture

Why do we not see Christ in all the Scriptures?

March 30, 2020

Introduction There are many reasons why we fail to see Jesus on every page, as David Murray so aptly puts it. Let me just suggest a few pitfalls to avoid to help us

Andrew Kerr Andrew Kerr

A Good Time to Reflect on Providence with Flavel

March 30, 2020

The amount of information coming at us regarding COVID-19 is mind exploding. In addition, Western moderns, so used to ready comfort and instant convenience, struggle to navigate quarantines and restrictions. A good remedy

Barry York Barry York

Live and Learn (Take 2!) by Robert McFarland

March 29, 2020

The following article is a guest post from Robert McFarland, a retired minister in the Reformed Presbyterian Church of North America. He served pastorates in Rose Point (PA), Park City, Quinter, and Topeka

Barry York Barry York

Roots of Redemption - Genesis in a Nutshell

March 28, 2020

Introduction How do you read, teach or preach through a book like the first volume of Moses? As a friend explained to me last night, preaching a large book of Scripture is like

Andrew Kerr Andrew Kerr
The Church in Revelation

Your Church is Triumphant

March 26, 2020

How comforting to us – in this present crisis or any other one that comes along – to know that we are sealed in Christ and washed in His blood so that we can fight faithfully as long as we live on this earth.

Richard Holdeman Richard Holdeman
Polygamy

Why is there so much sexual immorality and polygamy in the Old Testament?

March 24, 2020

If polygamy and sexual immorality is so bad, why does it seem to go unchecked in so many places in the Old Testament? And how does that impact my reading of Scripture?

Joel Hart Joel Hart

3GT Episode 174: P is NOT for Polygamy

March 24, 2020

On this newest episode of 3GT, the guys don't want to see a P added to the mixed up LGBTQ alphabet. (Oh wait, there already is on the longer form, but

Barry York Barry York
Catholicism and Covid-19

Priest or No Priest? That is the Question!

March 23, 2020

As I was taking our Bernese Mountain Dog, Lucy, for a stroll at the weekend, it struck me that one of the tragedies of the Covid-19 crisis is that medics have said many

Andrew Kerr Andrew Kerr

FEAR or FAITH in Response to COVID-19 by Dr. Brian DeVries

March 23, 2020

How should Christians respond to the coronavirus pandemic? Dr. Brian A. DeVries is the President of Mukhanyo Theological College in South Africa. He has planted three churches in Pretoria, South Africa, and serves

Barry York Barry York

Early Sunday Morning

March 22, 2020

Edward Hopper’s Early Sunday Morning depicts a view of New York City’s Seventh Street in the early morning of a 1930 Lord’s Day. The scene is quaint, in part, because

Nathan Eshelman Nathan Eshelman
COVID-19

Mother Earth or Father God?

March 21, 2020

Apparently, the city of Venice is enjoying crystal clear waters in its world-famous canals due to a lack of debris from tourists and near-zero boat traffic under Italy's ongoing coronavirus lockdown.

Mark Loughridge Mark Loughridge
Ashbel Green

Pestilence and Pastoral Ministry

March 20, 2020

Each of us in our own place and vocation have challenges to face and obstacles to overcome. I'm a pastor and so I feel the unique burdens that this pandemic brings for the pastorate.

Kyle Borg Kyle Borg
Coronavirus

'Drive-in Church' – one solution to the problem of meeting together

March 20, 2020

We need to assume the highest and best of motives in one another... We must assume that our brothers have thought and wrestled in prayer to solve the problem... and reluctantly come to the conclusion that this is the best, or the least bad, option available.

Warren Peel Warren Peel
Conferencing in Covid

Forsaking the Assembly?

March 19, 2020

We live in very strange times - on that most are agreed. Sessions are locked in debate about best ways to run church. I agree with brother Etheridge that we need to go

Andrew Kerr Andrew Kerr

The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe Readalong

March 19, 2020

My office has a window facing north that opens to miles and miles of fields. As I sit looking out that window I see dreary skies, rain puddles, and the promise of more storms on the horizon. In some ways it's a metaphor of where society finds itself these days as we endure the COVID-19 pandemic.

Kyle Borg Kyle Borg
Coronavirus

To Meet, or Not to Meet: Is it even a question?

March 18, 2020

How contrary to a shepherd’s heart! To move away from the sheep, when they feel and sometimes are most vulnerable! And oh my, the weight of what one beloved, seasoned pastor calls “the guilt of the unpaid visit”!

Rut Etheridge III Rut Etheridge III
Truth

Whatever is True...

March 18, 2020

Paul encouraged the saints in Philippi by saying, “Whatever is true … think about such things.” Do you think it’s possible to think about more than one true thing at a time? To

Sharon Sampson
Coronavirus

3GT Episode 173: Theologizing about Plagues

March 18, 2020

In this episode the guys are discussing - What else? - the Corona virus that has so abruptly changed our lives. Listeners first hear a bit of silliness, as they learn why Greta

Barry York Barry York
Fear

Fear of a Changing World

March 17, 2020

We are experiencing strange times. It’s hard to read the news without being tempted to fear. If ever there is a time to counsel our own hearts away from anxiety it is likely now.

Keith Evans Keith Evans

About Those Viral Graphs

March 17, 2020

After spending this past week making - and then this week implementing - plans with our team here to move our seminary completely online during the COVID-19 outbreak, I thought I would take

Barry York Barry York
Psalm 91

Protection from Corona

March 15, 2020

I'm hoping to preach on Psalm 91 later - I want to consider, with care, the protection that Christians can expect in the Pandemic of Covid-19. The thing that strikes me

Andrew Kerr Andrew Kerr
COVID-19

The Church and Corona

March 13, 2020

Covid-19 may well mean that mass gatherings like Camps and Conference are banned. There is a realistic prospect sessions, for the sake of our neighbour and conscience, may have to put a temporary

Andrew Kerr Andrew Kerr
eschatology

"It's the End of the World As We Know it," and Calvin would feel fine (albeit slightly chippy) ...

March 12, 2020

Christians among the most materially blessed people in the world and in history advocate an eschatology that gets us off the planet before “things get really bad.” Try selling that “end times” theory to Christians in ancient Rome’s gladiator arenas! Or now, to Christians in North Korea.

Rut Etheridge III Rut Etheridge III

3GT Episode 172: O How I Love Your Law!

March 10, 2020

On this episode, the 3GTers revisit an important subject - the law of God in the life of the believer. How is a believer to love the law? After bantering about what constitutes

Barry York Barry York

Embracing Your Reformed Roots

March 10, 2020

In the early years of my ministry, people told me that churches like mine would be dead in ten years. I have often been surprised how wrong these folks have been. I know

Kyle E. Sims Kyle E. Sims
Gentle Reformation © 2026
Latest Posts Facebook Twitter Ghost