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Heidelberg Catechism – Question 79 (Lord’s Day 29)
Q79: Why then does Christ call the bread His body, and the cup His blood, or the new testament in His blood; and the Apostle Paul, the communion of the body and the blood of Christ? A: Christ speaks thus with great cause, namely, not only to teach us thereby, that...
Heidelberg Catechism – Question 78 (Lord’s Day 29)
Q78: Do, then, the bread and the wine become the real body and blood of Christ? A: No, but as the water in Baptism is not changed into the blood of Christ, nor becomes the washing away of sins itself, being only the divine token and assurance thereof, so also in the...
Heidelberg Catechism – Question 77 (Lord’s Day 28)
Q77: Where has Christ promised that He will thus feed and nourish believers with His body and blood as certainly as they eat of this broken bread and drink of this cup? A: In the institution of the Supper, which says: “The Lord Jesus on the same night in which He was...
Heidelberg Catechism – Question 76 (Lord’s Day 28)
Q76: What does it mean to eat the crucified body and drink the shed blood of Christ? A: It means not only to embrace with a believing heart all the sufferings and death of Christ, and thereby to obtain the forgiveness of sins and life eternal; but moreover, also, to...
Reformed Mission Services: Dominican Republic
Serving Alongside the Church in the Dominican Republic Seventeen volunteers from the United States and Canada recently traveled to the Dominican Republic to serve alongside Reformed believers by helping replace the deteriorating roof of the San Mateo church with a...
Heidelberg Catechism – Question 75 (Lord’s Day 28)
Q75: How is it signified and sealed to you in the Holy Supper that you partake of the one sacrifice of Christ on the cross and all His benefits? A: Thus: that Christ has commanded me and all believers to eat of this broken bread and to drink of this cup in remembrance...
Christians for Armenia: The Origins of Armenian Protestantism
Many people know that Armenia was the first nation to adopt Christianity as its official religion in the early fourth century. But fewer know how Protestant churches came to exist among the Armenian people. In the nineteenth century, missionaries from the American...
Doctrine of the Trinity Explained | Heidelberg Catechism Series
This is an excellent summary of the doctrine of the Trinity, presented by Elder T.J. Johnson as part of a series on the Heidelberg Catechism. The post Doctrine of the Trinity Explained | Heidelberg Catechism Series appeared first on .
RFL: The Right Means of Change
How does real transformation happen? The Apostle Paul gives the answer: “How are they to hear without someone preaching?” (Romans 10:14) The Gospel—not force—is God’s appointed means of changing hearts and nations. Learn more about the Reformed Faith and Life...
HTS Welcomes New Professors
Heidelberg Theological Seminary welcomed two new professors in their international program Rev. Jimmy Hall and Dr. Kyle Sorenson. The post HTS Welcomes New Professors appeared first on .