Reformation

Theology & Scripture 

God Did That: On Sovereignty and the Reformation

October 31, 2019October 30, 2019 Lisa Spencer 1 Comment diversity, history, Reformation, sovereignty, white supremacy, whiteness

On an anniversary of the Protestant Reformation, how ought we consider its European roots? How might people of color embrace the good of the tradition?

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Theology & Scripture 

Year 501 and Beyond

October 31, 2018 Marcos Ortega 2 Comments godliness, gospel, Holiness, humility, praxis, Protestant reformation, Reformation, Suffering, unity

Today marks year 501 of the Protestant Reformation. We explore three ways the Church can continue her Reformation work into the next 500 years.

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Theology & Scripture 

Soli Deo Gloria: The Project of the Next 500 Years

October 31, 2017October 31, 2017 Marcos Ortega 0 Comments 500, Calvin, future, history, love, Luther, Reformation, theology

Today we celebrate 500 years of the Protestant Reformation. How does Soli Deo Gloria prepare us for the next 500 years?

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Theology & Scripture 

Sola Fide: Faith and Faithfulness

October 17, 2017October 24, 2017 Joe Kim 2 Comments 500th Anniversary, Allegiance, christus victor, Faith Alone, Fealty, Final Salvation, Justification, Penal Substitutionary Atonement, Reformation, Sola Fide

What does “Sola Fide” mean and how do Christians live it out?

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Theology & Scripture 

Sola Scriptura (in Chinese American Perspective)

October 5, 2017September 4, 2019 Andrew Ong 6 Comments bible, chinese american, clarity of scripture, first principles, five solas, God's Word, hermeneutics, interpretation, martin luther, perspicuity, principium, Reformation, reformation 500, reformed theology, scripture, scripture interprets scripture, sola scriptura, sufficiency of scripture, the scriptures, word of god

In recognition of the Reformation’s 500th anniversary, Reformed Margins will be reflecting on the five solas this October. The five

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Culture & Identity 

A Reformer in the Margins: Theodore Beza

October 31, 2016October 31, 2016 Eunjin Kim 3 Comments Calvin, church, history, Reformation, Reformed tradition, Theodore Beza, theology

Who was Theodore Beza and how does knowing him help us understand our Reformation roots today?

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Reading the Margins 

Reading the Margins – 10.30.2015

October 30, 2015January 9, 2016 Marcos Ortega 0 Comments Biblical Theology, Ekemini Uwan, Francis Su, GOP, grace, Paige Britton, Race and the Church, Reformation, Stephen Nichols

What we saw or read this week: The “Race and the Church” conference, the place of grace in the discipline of teaching, why the Reformation still matters.

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