Archive - Reformed & Confessional

Calvinists, Not Passivists

Why Calvinists Affirm Evangelism

Aug 31 • Reformed & Confessional

Reformed Maryology

Recently, while preaching through Jesus’ first miracle of turning water into wine, I paused to detail the differences between Catholic and Reformed…

Aug 28 • Reformed & Confessional

Rest for the Righteous

Aug 26 • Reformed & Confessional

An Impending Victory

The Assassination of Charlie Kirk

Aug 24 • Reformed & Confessional

Hope in Triumph. Hope in Tribulation.

Observing God’s Work in Life and Death

Aug 21 • Reformed & Confessional

Dissecting the Heart by David Powlison

A Biblical Counselor's Review

Aug 15 • Reformed & Confessional

Forgiveness Revisited

The Necessity of Repentance and The Heart Grief

Aug 10 • Reformed & Confessional

Learning to Number Our Days

Keeping Our Death On Our Minds

Aug 7 • Reformed & Confessional

The Feminized Left: A Fruit of the Fall

The Curse of Genesis 3 Manifested

Aug 5 • Reformed & Confessional

Big Tent Abolitionism

I want to introduce a phrase that I hope will help us as abolitionists think more clearly and charitably about our movement and one another.

Aug 3 • Reformed & Confessional

July 2026

The Flaw of Kirk Cameron’s Annihilationism

The Absence of God’s Holiness

Jul 27 • Reformed & Confessional

The Major Theme

Jul 24 • Reformed & Confessional

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