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Puritan Reformed Theology: Historical, Experiential, and Practical Studies for the Whole of Life (Beeke)
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Reformed Piety: Covenantal and Experiential (Beeke & Myers)
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This small but important book shows how genuine biblical, Reformed piety, is both covenantally based and experientially lived. Piety, covenant, and experience are all interrelated in genuine and vital Christianity, and all point to Jesus Christ as the head of the covenant and the focal point of true Christian experience.
This book is intended as Geoff Thomas says in his foreword to encourage us towards Reformed experiential living reflecting something of the Christian's affection for God, loving Him with all his being, a servant truly on flame for his Lord, who cries, 'For me to live is Christ who is presenting his body as a living sacrifice to God, who like John the Baptist has an awakening ministry, as a burning and a shining light... most needful of all is a close walk with God, a consecration of all we are to all that Jesus Christ is. That must be the one thing we do as Christians, not talking about it, or longing for it, but making progress in appropriating it each day of our lives, in the pulpit, in the home.'
The words of this little book will help you to be a better disciple in our short and uncertain earthly pilgrimage. Joel Beeke says: In this little book, I aim to accomplish four things: First, to give you a bird's eye view of what Reformed piety is by looking at Calvin as one of its premier magisterial representatives. Second, to examine how we understand what Reformed piety should be in relation to the covenant of grace. Third, to consider what Reformed piety should be in the context of Christian experience. Finally, to present some conclusions that explore the interface between these three concepts in Reformed thought: piety, covenant, and experience.
Contents
1. Calvin’s Piety
A Theological Piety
An Ecclesiological Piety
The Practice of Personal Piety
2. Covenantal Piety
A Piety of Relationship
A Relationship with Ethical Content
A Communal Dynamic
Abuses of Covenantal Piety
Summary of Covenantal Piety
3. Experiential Piety
Piety Based on the Written word
Piety Centered on Christ
Piety Applied to Practical Life
Piety Probed by Spiritual Discernment
Piety Energized with Idealism, Realism, and Optimism
Piety Rooted in Heart Knowledge
Piety Fruitful in Holy Love
Conclusion: The Preacher's Imperative
Endorsement
"This is not merely a historical lecture on Reformed piety, important as that would be, though there are such elements necessarily in these pages. Its focus is not cerebral, on our understanding. The words of this little book will help you to be a better disciple in our short and uncertain earthly pilgrimage."
—Geoff Thomas
About the Authors
Dr. Joel R. Beeke (PhD, Westminster Theological Seminary) serves as the chancellor and professor of homiletics and systematic theology at Puritan Reformed Theological Seminary. He is also a minister of the Heritage Reformed Congregation of Grand Rapids, Michigan. He frequently lectures at seminaries and speaks at Reformed conferences around the world. The Lord has blessed him and his wife, Mary, with three children and eleven grandchildren.
Dr. Stephen G. Myers is associate professor of historical theology at Puritan Reformed Theological Seminary in Grand Rapids, Michigan.
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