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Stephen Myers

Sheffield City Libs.

The essays in The Beauty and Glory of the Reformation call you to be grateful to God and to grow in appreciation for the rich biblical, doctrinal, experiential, and practical heritage passed on by the great sixteenth-century Reformation. Through these studies, you will be challenged to treasure basic Reformation principles such as Scripture alone, Christ alone, and the glory of God alone, as well as to grow in awareness of what amazing spiritual mentors and models of godliness a variety of Reformation stalwarts were and what they can still teach us today. The authors pray that these essays will help you increasingly become genuine sons and daughters of the Reformation by following the Reformers' lives and teachings insofar as they followed the Lord Jesus Christ.

The Beauty and Glory of the Reformation (Puritan Reformed Conference)

History

Ian Hamilton

William VanDoodewaard

Joel R. Beeke

Carl Trueman

Rebecca VanDoodewaard

Michael Haykin

Elias Medeiros

Andrew Ballitch

World

Reformation Heritage Books

Christians throughout the centuries have struggled to understand the relationship between God's law and His grace. Sadly, many have inadvertently neglected either the law and fallen into antinomianism or they have neglected grace and run amuck into legalism. God's Grace Shining through Law will help Christians young or old to navigate through these two errors and live in joyful obedience to the Word of God. May this volume be both a warning signal and a welcome sign, challenging each of us to examine our standing before a holy God and encouraging our hearts to rest in the grace of God that is ours in the gospel. Table of Contents: Historical Perspectives on the Grace of Law 1. The Puritans on the Grace of Law - Joel Beeke 2. Augustine of Hippo on Law and Grace - William VanDoodewaard Experiential Implications of the Grace of Law 3. "Law Death - Gospel Life" Erskine's Vision for True Gospel Living - Gerald Bilkes 4. The Convicting Power of the Law - Stephen Myers 5. Freedom of the Law in the Heart - Clarence Simmons Practical Implications of the Grace of Law 6. The Civil Law: Outdated but Relevant - Michael Barrett 7. Christ in the Law - David Murray 8. Freely and Cheerfully, Part 1 - Michael Riccardi 9. Freely and Cheerfully, Part 2 - Michael Riccardi 10. Law and Mission: A Neglected but Foundational Biblical Pair - Daniel Timmer

God's Grace Shining Through Law

Religion & Spirituality

David Murray

Gerald Bilkes

Daniel Timmer

Michael Riccardi

Clarence Simmons

Michael, Barrett

Christian Books & Bibles

The Grace of the Gospel

Greg Salazar

David Hall

Jon Payne

Rob McCurley

Josh Buice

Mark Kelderman

This small but important book shows how genuine biblical, Reformed piety, is both covenantally based and experientially lived. Piety, covenant, and experience are all interrelated in genuine and vital Christianity, and all point to Jesus Christ as the head of the covenant and the focal point of true Christian experience.This book is intended as Geoff Thomas says in his Foreword to encourage us "towards Reformed experiential living reflecting something of the Christian's affection for God, loving Him with all his being, a servant truly on flame for his Lord, who cries, 'For me to live is Christ'--who is presenting his body as a living sacrifice to God, who like John the Baptist has an awakening ministry, as a burning and a shining light... most needful of all is a close walk with God, a consecration of all we are to all that Jesus Christ is. That must be the one thing we do as Christians, not talking about it, or longing for it, but making progress in appropriating it each day of our lives, in the pulpit, in the home.... The words of this little book will help you to be a better disciple in our short and uncertain earthly pilgrimage."Joel Beeke says: In this little book, I aim to accomplish four things: First, to give you a bird's eye view of what Reformed piety is by looking at Calvin as one of its premier magisterial representatives. Second, to examine how we understand what Reformed piety should be in relation to the covenant of grace. I wish to thank my colleague Dr. Stephen Myers (PhD), Associate Professor of Historical Studies at Puritan Reformed Theological Seminary, who did the heavy lifting on this chapter for me--hence the co-authorship of this book. Having done his doctoral dissertation on Ebenezer Erskine's covenant theology, he is eminently qualified to write this chapter. Third, to consider what Reformed piety should be in the context of Christian experience. Finally, to present some conclusions that explore the interface between these three concepts in Reformed thought: piety, covenant, and experience.

Reformed Piety: Covenantal and Experiential

JOEL BEEKE

Evangelical Press

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