reformed theology

Personal Testimonies 

Radical Inclusivity Within the Church: A Story from the Margins

November 14, 2017February 6, 2020 Larry Lin 0 Comments Asian American, gospel, hospitality, inclusivity, Reformed, reformed theology

Personal reflections on Larry’s journey to the gospel, to Reformed theology, and to the gospel again.

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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 

Introducing Myself to Me: Starting a Journey of Identity

August 25, 2017August 25, 2017 Marcos Ortega 4 Comments ethnicity, heritage, history, Identity, Latino, Liberation Theology, reformed theology

What does it mean to have Latino identity when raised without Latin culture, history, and language? I look to Theology and the Bible for answers.

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Spiritual Growth Theology & Scripture 

Child of God, You Are Loved

June 20, 2017June 19, 2017 Faith Chang 4 Comments Asian American, God's Love, reformed theology, theology

Christian, do you struggle with seeing the Father as harsh, distant, or unapproachable? Consider his love and receive by faith the unbelievable.

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Spiritual Growth Theology & Scripture 

Why Are We Hesitating? Thoughts About God’s Love

May 19, 2017May 19, 2017 Faith Chang 0 Comments culture, love of God, reformed theology

Many Reformed Christians are hesitating when it comes to experiencing and speaking of God’s love. Why and what are we missing out on?

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Arts, Music, and Literature 

Why and How You Should Listen to “Truth’s Table”

April 1, 2017April 1, 2017 Marcos Ortega 3 Comments black women, Christina Edmondson, Ekemini Uwan, Michelle Higgins, new podcast, podcast, reformed theology, Reformed women, Truth's Table, woman's perspective

Controversy has erupted over a podcast that debuted in early March. Here is why and how I think you should listen to what these women have to say.

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Personal Testimonies Spiritual Growth Theology & Scripture 

Too Wise to Err, Too Good to be Unkind

March 3, 2017April 13, 2017 Faith Chang 0 Comments children, faithfulness, God's character, hope, miscarriage, pregnancy, reformed theology, Suffering

There is deep comfort to be found in the truth of God’s kindness and wisdom. Pregnancy, miscarriage, new birth, and Spurgeon– here’s a recent chapter from the story of God’s goodness in my life.

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Culture & Identity 

On Being a Third-Culture Reformed Theologian

August 1, 2016November 3, 2016 Marcos Ortega 1 Comment Nathaniel Gray Sutanto, reformed theology, theologian, Third-culture

Guest writer Nathaniel Gray Sutanto describes the unique insights and difficulties of a third-culture Reformed Theologian.

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Theology & Scripture 

Questioning Calvinism aka “Big God Theology”

April 13, 2016April 29, 2017 Andrew Ong 8 Comments big god theology, calvinism, New Calvinism, Reformed, reformed theology, young restless reformed

How “Big God Theology” often falls off the tracks and how we can prevent this.

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Culture & Identity 

To the Reformed World: Minorities Are Here to Stay

April 1, 2016April 5, 2016 Marcos Ortega 32 Comments ethnicity, gospel, James White, race, racial reconciliation, reconciliation, Reformed, reformed theology

Minorities are moving the conversation in the Reformed world. That’s a good thing.

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