Yesterday, I mentioned an article by Scott Clark in Tabletalk Magazine, which discusses how the theology, piety, and practice of today's evangelicals differs quite drastically from that of our Reformed confessions. There is a new book coming out next month, "Grounded in the Gospel: Building Believers the Old-Fashioned Way," that touches on the subject of catechization. Not having read the book yet, I can't give it an unqualified endorsement. But, if you'd like to read a brief excerpt from the book, click here. In a day and age when experience is king, may we have the courage to return to "building believers the old-fashioned way."
Saturday, March 13, 2010
Grounded in the Gospel
Yesterday, I mentioned an article by Scott Clark in Tabletalk Magazine, which discusses how the theology, piety, and practice of today's evangelicals differs quite drastically from that of our Reformed confessions. There is a new book coming out next month, "Grounded in the Gospel: Building Believers the Old-Fashioned Way," that touches on the subject of catechization. Not having read the book yet, I can't give it an unqualified endorsement. But, if you'd like to read a brief excerpt from the book, click here. In a day and age when experience is king, may we have the courage to return to "building believers the old-fashioned way."
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