Here you'll find a repurposed resource hub of published works from the Faculty of Mid-America - from segments of podcasts, portions of journal articles, published books, Messenger pieces, and more.
In this final installment on our series of answering objections to catechism preaching, the late P.Y. De Jong answers one final charge: Have the Reformed churches made themselves guilty of adopting "a canon within the canon"?
The late P.Y. De Jong continues answering objections to catechetical preaching, this time responding to the charge that the words of men are being substituted for the word of the Lord.
The late P.Y. De Jong continues his assessment of catechetical preaching, making a case for such even in such times when Reformed ministers no longer believe what the catechism affirms.
In 1986, the late Reformed scholar and Mid-America professor, P.Y. De Jong, wrote in the Mid-America Journal of Theology on catechetical preaching. Here he begins answering some objections to such exhortation in the church.
Dr. J. Mark Beach continues his examination of Martin Luther and John Calvin's proposal that Christ is present in the preaching of the Word. If preaching is the Word of God, doesn’t this imply the infallibility of the preacher?
Dr. J. Mark Beach examines what is meant when the Reformers, particularly Calvin and Luther, claimed that Christ is present in the preaching of the Word.