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In our last blog post in this series, we saw that our Membership Covenant operates under the ultimate authority of Scripture and that all we do is rooted in the Word of God. This first commitment to Scripture as our ultimate authority sets the tone for the rest of the covenant commitments, and we strive for all the others to flow from it. And since this is the case, the next logical question to ask is, what does Scripture actually call us to do? And that brings us to our seco

In the introductory article for this series, we saw that Christ has designed that His Church functions as a covenant community, with its members committing themselves to each other and the church, under Christ’s lordship. Now, this raises the question: where does the authority come from to determine how the church ought to live? We need to have a clear understanding of this before we can fully understand the commitments we have made in our Membership Covenant. This is why the

For many of us, being a part of a Reformed church is something we are fairly new to. It seems that many people who are currently finding their way to such a church for the first time are seeing the beauty in the love and pursuit of the Word of God, and the seriousness with which a holy life is lived. This should be a breath of fresh air compared to many churches out there today. However, the fact that being Reformed is quite different from other evangelical Protestant churche