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Pitfalls

Along the Path to Young and Reformed [Paperback]

by Kyle Worley

Author
Kyle Worley
Book Format
Paperback
Publisher
Lucid Books
Published
November 2012

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HAVE YOU FALLEN IN A PIT ONTHE PATH TO YOUNG AND REFORMED? If the young and reformed are to be anything greater than a movement in the early years of the 21st century, we must begin to examine the heart of the movement. Are we stumbling into any pitfalls along the way? Pitfalls: Along the Path to Young and Reformed is an attempt to provide a heart analysis of some stumbling blocks on the path of the young and reformed. So, will we be a movement that lifts up Christ by humbly confessing that no matter how orthodox our theology and methodology might be we still are desperate for grace? Or, will we press forward, naively assuming that since we appear to be moving with the trend we are moving towards Christ? The question really is: Will we carry a cross or will we beat a drum? WHAT PEOPLE ARE SAYING: Those inside and outside the young, restless and reformed community will profit from this insiders insights. Hes learned lots of lessons over the years and shares them with us all. David Naugle, Professor of Philosophy, Dallas Baptist University, Author of Philosophy: A Students Guide (Crossway 2012) Kyle Worley has given us a profound and personal contribution to understanding the New Calvinism of which he is an important part. The book brims over with theological and historical depth, yet comes from Kyles affections (in the Edwardsian sense) which are stirred by the Lord he serves. Dr. Joseph Skip Ryan, Chancellor, Redeemer Seminary, Dallas, Austin, Houston