Reformed – A Table Prepared

March 19, 2018 Matthew Price Catechisms, Confessions, Creeds, Liturgy, Preaching, Reformed, The Church, Theology, Worship

War Cry: The Power of Confessions

Our confession is our call to war. It's our warcry. When we confess the faith (especially corporately), it's a cosmic act of defiance and a declaration of war against Satan and all the forces of evil.

May 9, 2016May 9, 2016 Matthew Price Doctrine, Ephesians, Evangelism, Love, Outreach, Preaching, Reformed, Resurrection, The Church, Theology

Love Incorruptible: The Book of Ephesians Part 4

God's wonderful plan of salvation for his people was purposed and set on course by God himself before creation; a plan that was to be accomplished by sending his Son, Jesus.

April 11, 2016April 11, 2016 Matthew Price Calvinism, Classical Arminianism, Doctrine, Ephesians, Evangelism, Love, Outreach, Preaching, Reformed, The Church, Theology

Love Incorruptible: The Book of Ephesians Part 3

"Predestination": A word of comfort for many. But for many others, divisive and confusing words. Why does Paul begin his letter to the Ephesians with such a "divisive" doctrine?

January 23, 2015January 23, 2015 Matthew Price Angels, Catholocism, Church Fathers, Demons, Doctrine, Preaching, Reformed, The Church, Theology

The Spirits in Prison (1 Peter 3:19) : Who are they?

Who are the "spirits in prison" from 1 Peter 3:19? Are they humans from Noah's day? Old Testament saints in Hades? Are they fallen angels? Dig with me into this most "obscure" passage from Peter's first epistle.

October 13, 2014 Matthew Price Catholicism, Church Fathers, Congregational, Liturgy, Reformed, The Church, Theology, Worship

Why I am Catholic (and You Should Be)

I remember introducing the Nicene Creed to my small church in Nashville. As we approached the last line I remember the puzzled looks as we recited together, "I believe in one, holy, catholic, and apostolic Church."

April 22, 2014April 22, 2014 Matthew Price Advent, Christmas, Doctrine, Epiphany, Evangelism, Holidays, Holy Week, Liturgy, Music, Outreach, Preaching, Reformed, The Church, Theology, Transfiguration, Worship

The Problem with Christmas and Easter Christians

Christmas and Easter do indeed have a lasting and perpetual hold on even the most staunchly evangelical-Protestant hearts and minds. The problem is, there's more to the story of Christ and the gospel than Christmas and Easter.