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Lightning in the Fog – The Heartbeat and Hurdles of the Reformed Faith

Have you ever heard the term the “Reformed Faith”? Have you ever wondered where it comes from and why some people are so interested in it? Dating back to the Reformation with Martin Luther and John Calvin, the Reformed Faith is one of the most energetic attempts at having a truly “Biblical” faith. But it’s conclusions also raise a number of issues to wrestle with: If God is sovereign, why pray? If God elects those who are saved, what about our ability to choose to receive Christ? What about infant baptism? This series looks into the origin and ethos of the reformed faith and seeks to address some of the apparent stumbling blocks.

Lightning in the Fog – The Heartbeat and Hurdles of the Reformed Faith

Have you ever heard the term the “Reformed Faith”? Have you ever wondered where it comes from and why some people are so interested in it? Dating back to the Reformation with Martin Luther and John Calvin, the Reformed Faith is one of the most energetic attempts at having a truly “Biblical” faith. This series looks into the origin and ethos of the reformed faith and seeks to address some of the apparent stumbling blocks.

Here are some of the charts referred to in this message:

History overview from Paul to Augustine

http://www.resources4discipleship.com/mediafiles/Chart2_From-Paul-to-Augustine.pdf

History overview from Augustine to Luther

http://www.resources4discipleship.com/mediafiles/Chart3_From-Augustine-to-Luther.pdf

History overview of the Reformation

http://www.resources4discipleship.com/mediafiles/Chart4_The-Reformation.pdf

Lightning in the Fog – The Heartbeat and Hurdles of the Reformed Faith

Have you ever heard the term the “Reformed Faith”? Have you ever wondered where it comes from and why some people are so interested in it? Dating back to the Reformation with Martin Luther and John Calvin, the Reformed Faith is one of the most energetic attempts at having a truly “Biblical” faith. But it’s conclusions also raise a number of issues to wrestle with: If God is sovereign, why pray? If God elects those who are saved, what about our ability to choose to receive Christ? What about infant baptism? This series looks into the origin and ethos of the reformed faith and seeks to address some of the apparent stumbling blocks.

"A man after God's own heart." This is the description that God Himself used of the man who would become King David. And yet we see that he was far from perfect. What was it about this man that God liked so much? This series looks at David’s environment, experiences and responses to try and discover how we can live a life that brings delight to God’s heart.

"A man after God's own heart." This is the description that God Himself used of the man who would become King David. And yet we see that he was far from perfect. What was it about this man that God liked so much? This series looks at David’s environment, experiences and responses to try and discover how we can live a life that brings delight to God’s heart.

"A man after God's own heart." This is the description that God Himself used of the man who would become King David. And yet we see that he was far from perfect. What was it about this man that God liked so much? This series looks at David’s environment, experiences and responses to try and discover how we can live a life that brings delight to God’s heart.

"A man after God's own heart." This is the description that God Himself used of the man who would become King David. And yet we see that he was far from perfect. What was it about this man that God liked so much? This series looks at David’s environment, experiences and responses to try and discover how we can live a life that brings delight to God’s heart.

"A man after God's own heart." This is the description that God Himself used of the man who would become King David. And yet we see that he was far from perfect. What was it about this man that God liked so much? This series looks at David’s environment, experiences and responses to try and discover how we can live a life that brings delight to God’s heart.

"A man after God's own heart." This is the description that God Himself used of the man who would become King David. And yet we see that he was far from perfect. What was it about this man that God liked so much? This series looks at David’s environment, experiences and responses to try and discover how we can live a life that brings delight to God’s heart.

"A man after God's own heart." This is the description that God Himself used of the man who would become King David. And yet we see that he was far from perfect. What was it about this man that God liked so much? This series looks at David’s environment, experiences and responses to try and discover how we can live a life that brings delight to God’s heart.