Todd and Carl engage in an interesting discussion about the church calendar and its role in the Reformed Protestant tradition. They explore the historical context of the church calendar, its significance, and the nuances of its acceptance among different denominations.
I think observation of the church calendar should be a matter of, should we say, congregational conscience. My own view on it has softened over the years in that I used to be very much the Puritan, you know… I've changed my opinion… – Carl Trueman
They examine the pedagogical benefits of observing the calendar while addressing concerns about legalism, with a particular focus on Advent and Lent. Tune in for a rich conversation that challenges and inspires listeners to consider the implications of the church calendar in their worship practices.
Thanks to the generosity of our friends at Crossway Books, we would like to offer listeners an opportunity to win a copy of Kevin DeYoung’s beautiful board book for children, The Biggest Story: Advent. Enter here (https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1bd43ic35HUCSFtQm0Eml4K5dbBT_NmpGqEO5HBuUuq8/edit) to win.
I think observation of the church calendar should be a matter of, should we say, congregational conscience. My own view on it has softened over the years in that I used to be very much the Puritan, you know… I've changed my opinion… – Carl Trueman
They examine the pedagogical benefits of observing the calendar while addressing concerns about legalism, with a particular focus on Advent and Lent. Tune in for a rich conversation that challenges and inspires listeners to consider the implications of the church calendar in their worship practices.
Thanks to the generosity of our friends at Crossway Books, we would like to offer listeners an opportunity to win a copy of Kevin DeYoung’s beautiful board book for children, The Biggest Story: Advent. Enter here (https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1bd43ic35HUCSFtQm0Eml4K5dbBT_NmpGqEO5HBuUuq8/edit) to win.