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.
What happens when a movement tries to restore assurance, covenant, and the sacraments, but ends up redefining the gospel itself? In this deep dive into Federal Vision theology, we explore its origins and the serious theological tensions it creates for the Reformed church.
From Washington to Ontario, Mid-America’s Ministerial Apprenticeship Program is equipping future pastors to serve churches across North America. Discover how our students are turning classroom training into real-life ministry in congregations from coast to coast.
Discover how Mid-America Reformed Seminary’s Ministerial Apprenticeship Program is shaping future pastors through hands-on mentorship, real-life ministry, and deep pastoral relationships, all under the guidance of experienced shepherds in the local church.
Alumnus Ryan Swale writes about how residential seminary education is essential for true spiritual and pastoral formation, and why online learning can’t fully replace the strengths of an in-person seminary community.
In a world where faith often feels fragile and assurance elusive, many believers quietly ask, “Can I be sure?” This blog explores how the promises of God, not our feelings, provide the unshakable foundation for true confidence in Christ.
In this final article on common grace, we examine its contentious history within the Christian Reformed Church, engage with contemporary scholarly reassessments, and consider how this nuanced theological concept continues to shape Christian cultural engagement in an increasingly polarized world.