Here you can find free curricula designed for your growth in Christian thinking and living. All curricula include free printable workbooks and free corresponding downloadable audio lectures. Please use them as introductions to our faith and churches.
What Is the Reformed Faith? »
There are many definitions of Christianity floating around, along with many definitions of the word “Reformed.” If you are looking for both an introduction to the Christian worldview, and for a more clear idea of what the “Reformed faith” actually is, this is a good place to start. The series is structured around the three, non-negotiable, defining characteristics of a biblical church.
Heidelberg Catechism Curriculum for Families »
Written for use by church families and families in their own homes, this series expounds one of the most treasured and pastoral teaching tools ever written–the Heidelberg Catechism. When it comes to understanding and passing on the basic teachings of the Bible, there is no need to reinvent the wheel, becoming subject to the whims of every new book on the subject or the latest ideas of the most dynamic personalities. This catechism has been in use for centuries, and still today is a great tool that summarizes the Scriptures and enables us to pass along its precious truths.
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Jul 3 Rev. John Sawtelle on The Ten Commandments | part 16: decorum in the worship service
Eric This is a very difficult passage. You are correct that Luther and Calvin believed women should wear a head covering in worship as a sign of submission. I am not convinced that this passage deals with public worship, and therefore I am not willin… continue reading »
Jun 29 Eric on The Ten Commandments | part 16: decorum in the worship service
What is your opinions on head coverings? I see that Calvin held that women should cover their heads in church with cloth, and that also goes for Knox, and Luther. I also see that it seems this stance was never really addressed, but just faded away. D… continue reading »
Apr 21 Rev. John Sawtelle on Apostles' Creed
Yes, I understand that to be the the position of Lutherans historically. The Reformed have rejected a literal, physical descent of Christ into hell for several reasons. One, the Heidelberg Catechism interprets the phrase to mean that Jesus experience… continue reading »
Apr 21 Bonnie Menges on Apostles' Creed
I am WELS Lutheran and we believe Jesus descended to hell in TRIUMPH. He crushed the devil and his angels; we no longer are dead in our sins.… continue reading »
Apr 8 Gary on Chalcedonian Creed
Dear Rev. Sawtelle; Thank you for your clarification. I agree that it is unlikely any URC Consistory would *reject* the Chalcedonian Definition, but that wasn't really my question. The placement of the CD in the list of Ecumenical Creeds offici… continue reading »
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