Audio from the Sabbath School class of 18 October 2009 is available here. We conclude our analysis of an argument for creating a liturgical calendar with lectionary for observing sacred seasons and holy days in light of the Regulative Principle of Worship.
Audio from the Sabbath School class of 11 October 2009 is available here. We conclude our review of the Regulative Principle of Worship and then in light of what we’ve learned we analyse an argument for creating a liturgical calendar with lectionary for observing sacred seasons and holy days.
Audio from the Sabbath School class of 4 October 2009 continuing our review of the Regulative Principle is available here.
Audio from the Sabbath School class of 27 September 2009 on the review of the Regulative Principle is available here.
Audio from the Sabbath School class of 20 September 2009 on Worship is available here. A PDF outline of the class is available, as well.
Audio from the Sabbath School class of 13 September 2009 on Worship is available here.
Audio from the Sabbath School class of 21 June 2009, The Regulative Principle of Worship — Outline & Review, is available here. The outline discussed is available as a PDF here.
‘When God’s ordained means of grace are rejected as old-fashioned and boring, ineffective and irrelevant, the church is in a world of hurt. God promises results, indeed, when His people study His word, when the gospel is purely preached, and the sacraments rightly administered. This is indeed “boring” when compared to the glitzy entertainment provided […]
‘Today’s Christians are dissatisfied with the blessings God has given His church through the ordinary means of the preaching of His Holy Word and the Sacraments. The cause of the historic practice of Reformed piety is not helped by today’s societal dependence on immediate delivery of visceral satisfactions, whether they be gastronomic, visual or sensual. […]
Audio from the Sabbath School class of 14 June 2009, The Regulative Principle of Worship — Ordinances, and Their Form and Content, is available here.