The Next 500 Years: 2017 National Conference
+6
47:26
1. After Darkness, Light
43:43
2. Semper Reformanda
51:23
3. The Priority of Worship
43:44
4. Questions & Answers with MacArthur, Mohler, and Sproul
50:43
5. Building a Sure Foundation
57:05
6. The Nonnegotiable Gospel
44:38
7. Working for God’s Glory
48:51
8. Reformation at Home
57:48
9. Questions & Answers with Horton, Godfrey, Nichols, and Thomas
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48:45
10. Knowing Our Only Mediator
53:07
11. I Will Build My Church
47:13
12. A Discipleship Reformation
55:51
13. Fuel for Missions and Fueled by Missions
43:51
14. International Panel Discussion
+3
27:53
15. Ligonier Teaching Fellows Panel Discussion
+2
26:48
16. Optional Session: The Legacy of Luther
27:21
17. Optional Session: God with Us
31:24
18. Optional Session: The Sufficiency of Christ
27:49
19. Optional Session: The Kingdom of God
26:20
20. Optional Session: Roman Catholicism Today
29:17
21. Optional Session: The Book of Job
27:51
22. Optional Session: Visual Theology
28:01
23. Optional Session: The English Reformation
28:53
24. Optional Session: The Whole Christ
Reformation at Home
The Reformers' teaching on home life is unknown to many people, but it remains one of the most enduring legacies of the Reformation. From Luther's affectionate references to his wife as "my Lord Katie" to Calvin's pastoral care for families in Geneva, the home played an important role in the Reformation. This session explores the biblical teaching on marriage, sex, and family and discusses why these topics are important--especially today and in the future. It also highlights the need for the church to be the family of God in which love for Christ and His Word are nurtured.
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