Reformation Day Lecture – The Good Law & The Glorious Gospel

The distinction between the law and the gospel is the most important distinction in the Christian faith.

Martin Luther: “Distinguishing between the law and the gospel is the highest art in Christendom, one who every person who values the name Christian ought to recognize, know, and possess.”

The distinction between the law and the gospel is of great comfort for the child of God. “For the law was given by Moses, but grace and truth came by Jesus Christ” (John 1:17).

For these reasons, the distinction between the law and the gospel is the most heavily assaulted doctrine in the Christian faith. This Reformation Day, join us for an explanation and defense of the great distinction between God’s good law and God’s glorious gospel.

The host of the lecture is Remnant Reformed Church.

The speaker will be Reverend Andrew Lanning.

The lecture will be held on Tuesday, October 31 @ 7:30 pm at The Pinnacle Center, 3330 Highland Drive, Hudsonville, MI 49426.

You are welcome to submit questions either before or after the lecture at the contact page of the website.

For a flyer for the event, click here.

The True Gospel Charged with Legalism

The 5th issue of Reformed Pavilion is now available here.

The matter facing the Reformed Protestant Churches could not be more plain.

“When there is a false charge of legalism, the gospel of Jesus Christ is cast away and lost” (Connie Meyer, The True Gospel Charged with Legalism).

Tulips in the sunshine in May!

“The only thing nicer than tulips in the sunshine in May is reading Reformed Pavilion amidst the tulips in the sunshine in May.” – From the Editor

Well, the only thing to do is to test that hypothesis by reading the 4th issue of Reformed Pavilion, found here.