Showing posts with label Geneva. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Geneva. Show all posts

Tuesday, February 11, 2014

The Church

You have probably heard or maybe even recited the words "one holy catholic and apostolic church." But what does that statement from the Nicene Creed mean and is it true? What does the Bible teach about the church? Is it any place where multiple Christians are assembled or is there more to it?

Tuesday, February 18 is when we will discuss these questions and engage chapter 17 of Pilgrim Theology. Come eager and ready to dialogue.

*We will continue discussing chapter 17 and the church on Tuesday, February 25.

Tuesday, November 23, 2010

Vicious Calvinhound Sited

Catholic officials so despised John Calvin in the 1500s that some named their dogs after him. Thankfully he obnoxiously yelped "sola, sola, sola, sola, sola"! [5 times!!!]

If you did not pick up the excerpt from Calvin's Institutes this morning for next week, email me and I will get it to you. The reading is on repentance. Should be a good sample. Today's discussion of Luther's Tabletalk was edifying. As I said, I am reminded of why I like Luther as well as why I am not Lutheran. Appreciate your engagement. See you Tuesday! Bark on. Here are some Geneva pics from a trip there a few years back.