Join us for an encouraging discussion of Christ’s Exaltation, beginning with a look at Psalm 110.

WLC 51–56

Join us as we continue to explore the catechism’s exposition of the work of Christ. Moving on from the three offices of Prophet, Priest, and King, we next consider his estate of humiliation, its extent, and the powerful comfort we may draw from considering its detail. At the end we briefly introduce Christ’s exaltation, but will continue to develop that discussion in a future class, Lord willing.

Join in as we consider Jesus Christ: our Prophet, Priest and King!

Ephesians 3:14-21 Today our conversation began in Ephesians 3, moved… read more

Join us as we consider timeless truths contained in these questions from the Westminster Larger Catechism

Join us we consider more of what the Westminster Larger Catechism has to teach us.

Join us as we consider both our ultimate problem and the ultimate solution, found in Christ. The end of Genesis 3 and the beginning of Revelation 22 help frame our discussion as we continue in the Larger Catechism, wrapping up the outline of our sin and mercy and beginning to consider the covenant of grace.

Paul’s description of Adam’s sin and Christ’s obedience helped frame our discussion of WLC 22–27 this morning as we dove into the bad news of Adam’s sin and its devastating effects, trying to bear in mind as we did so how the one man’s obedience is not like the trespass, for Christ’s obedience is able to undue all the damage Adam’s sin has wrought. Along the way we considered how sin touches every aspect of what it means to be human, how this helps us make sense of the world as we experience it, and how this relates to the importance of affirming the full and complete humanity of Christ, bearing in mind Gregory of Nazianzus’s phrase, “That which is not taken up is not healed.”

Today we focused on Psalm 121, and Westminster Catechism 18–21, 30. Join us as we consider the Lord’s good providence in all things.