"Reformed theology gets its name from the 16th century Protestant Reformation, with its distinct theological emphases, but it is theology solidly based on the Bible itself. Believers in the Reformed tradition regard highly the specific contributions of such people as Martin Luther, John Knox, and particularly John Calvin; but they also find their strong distinctives in the giants of the faith before them, such as Anselm and Augustine, and ultimately in the letters of Paul and the teachings of Jesus Christ." - J.M. Boice


The purpose of this list is the discussion of Reformed Theology in light of the Bible.


We are "reformed" because we believe the theology commonly known as the
Reformed Faith (or the Doctrines of Grace) is a faithful understanding of
Scripture.

Reformed Christianity holds these things dear and will not deviate from that "Christ-centered in all things" philosophy. These are words which we have hidden in our hearts that we might not sin against Him (Psalms 119:10-11).

..We humbly pray that the Lord our God, who is Gracious above all, may give us all the wisdom to discern the truth, and the knowledge to understand His most Holy Word.

Amen!