How is Satan like a lion? Should we be afraid? How can we fend off our foe? Is the answer to hunker down and hide it out? The Apostle Peter gives us the answer in his first Epistle. Scripture Meditation

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Thankfully, Vindiciæ Legis wrote an excellent response to the Michal Winzer's journal entry. The best part is that it is free, unlike the theological journal that costs $20-$40. Another response to Winzer

In our previous outlines in this book, we have seen that the tithe is obligatory, practical, and important for church reform. The importance of the tithe in the past has also been covered. Chapter 8 focuses

A common spirit of those against the titheA frequent response to the requirement of the tithe is usually leveling charges of legalism, Phariseeism, Romanism, works-righteousness, and a host of other things.A

Crumbs from the Reading Table highlights articles and essays for the interested reader. Hopefully, these short reads are encouraging and concise for those who have a busy schedule but want to learn. We

Church Historians vs the Early ChurchChurch historians are "high-minded."They think about doctrinal positions and personal piety, but disregard topics such as money.Rushdoony does mention them

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What has history to do with Christ? Everything! In our first few looks at the book of Mark, we have seen repeated connections between Old Testament narratives and promises to Christ. Mark is teaching us

How does the tithe, and the subsequent support of the Kingdom, promote responsibility and stewardship? In chapter 5, Rushdoony brings attention not only to the connections between the tithe and the things

And he preached, saying, “After me comes he who is mightier than I, the strap of whose sandals I am not worthy to stoop down and untie. I have baptized you with water, but he will baptize you with the

Why does God desire our firsts? He commanded the firstborn of flocks and herds, and the firstfruits of our increase. Why does it matter and what does it mean to give God the firstfruits? This chapter dives

Originally published in 1864 Chapter 1: Great Truths"Think not that I am come to destroy the law or the prophets; I am not come to destroy but to fulfill...It is easier for heaven and earth to pass than

Are the tithes binding on Christians today? Or are they merely a shadow done away with by the full revelation of Christ? These are the questions Rushdoony seeks to answer in Chapter 3. He argues for the

The last outline covered the first chapter of Tithing & Dominion. In it, we were introduced to the three tithes commanded by God. In Chapter 2, we are going to learn about the necessity of social funding,

You clicked the link. I guess that means you’re interested.Of course, we're not introducing book outlines as a new concept. However, they are a new addition to Reformed Expressions. The purpose of Book

So far, in the Gospel of Mark...Jesus is the victorious emperorJerusalem was spiritually Egypt, and Jesus will rescue His people from the new Egypt.Jerusalem was spiritually Babylon, and Jesus will bring

These Crumbs from the Reading posts highlight articles and essays for the interested reader. Hopefully, these short reads are encouraging and concise for those who have a busy schedule but want to learn.The

"Reflection and Repentance" posts come from the time during our gathered worship where we focus on a command given by God. We explain it, talk about how we break it, confess our sin to God, and

In the previous post, we talked about the Gospel of the Son of God. That Jesus, the new World Emperor, was on His way to take His throne and claim victory. The primary focus of Mark: Jesus the victorious