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The Significance of Dordt for Today
The Birth of Jesus: Particular Grace
This article first appeared in the December 15, 1997 of the Standard Bearer (vol.74, #6) and was an editorial written by Prof. David J. Engelsma.
Everyone's Duty to Join the True Church
What It Means to Be Reformed (9) - The Church: My Chief Joy (2)
The Love That Conquers
If God is Sovereign, Is Evangelism Necessary and Urgent?
Out-Flowing Spirit of Jesus (A Pentecost Sermon)
The Reformed Worldview: Truth and Its Consequences (3)
A Defense Of (Reformed) Amillennialism
Reformed amillennialism teaches the church, that is, us who believe and our children, to expect increasing lawlessness in the world, apostasy from the truth in the churches, the establishment of the kingdom of Antichrist over the entire world, and great tribulation for all those who fear God and keep His commandments. To such a world, thus fully developed in sin, will Christ return.