Why I am Spending a Year (At Least) with St. Augustine
Over the last couple of years, I have read widely. This year, I’m going to read deeply and spend a year with Saint Augustine.
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theology
Soli Deo Gloria: The Project of the Next 500 Years
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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Child of God, You Are Loved
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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A Reformer in the Margins: Theodore Beza
Who was Theodore Beza and how does knowing him help us understand our Reformation roots today?
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You Are What You Sing – Pt. 3
Is there a way forward for worship music? Thankfully, many artists have provided congregations with theologically powerful songs to sing in worship.
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Calling All Writers!
The Reformed Margins team is looking for writers who want to join the team as guest contributors.
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God the Son, Equal in Authority with God the Father
A well-known writer claims that God the Son doesn’t have the same authority as God the Father. Here’s why he’s wrong.
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The Future of the Korean Church
No longer can Korean churches reminisce about their past glories. It is time to face these realities. Where will the strength of Korean immigrant churches be in the future years to come?
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On Gifts and Gender: Being a Female Reformed Theologian
Guest blogger Paige Britton explains how she has wrestled with the tension between her calling and her gender.
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Yes, You Are Black
Prince Ea just released a spoken word video that makes skin color irrelevant. This open letter explains why Christians can’t agree with him.
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