Learning From History

Learning From History

The Nicene Creed at 1700 Years Old

What It Is, and Why It Still Matters

By

Joyce Borger
Learning From History

The Ten Commandments in the Reformed Tradition

Formation through Litanies, Songs, and Prayers

By

Yudha Thianto
Learning From History

Persevere in Prayer

The Ten Days between Ascension Day and Pentecost Sunday

By

Yudha Thianto
Learning From History

The Song of Simeon in the Reformed Tradition

By

Yudha Thianto
Learning From History

John Calvin on the Magnificat

The Virgin Mary as Our Teacher

By

Yudha Thianto
Learning From History

Advent with the Ancient Church

A Service with Reflections on the Writings of Church Fathers and Mothers

By

Anthony Bolkema
,

Jim Oord
Learning From History

Be What You See and Receive What You Are

Augustine’s Understanding of the Communion Table as a Mirror

By

Lester Ruth
Learning From History

Baptism, Communion, and the Act of Offering

By

Lester Ruth
Learning From History

Christmas Baptisms

A Different Meaning of “Christmas Is for Children”

By

Lester Ruth
Learning From History

Aiming for Understanding

Preparing People for Hearing Scripture in Worship

By

Lester Ruth