Reformed Theology

Have you ever wondered what Reformed theology really is? Ask for a definition and you’ll get many different answers. This brief book serves as a helpful primer for church leaders, study groups, and individuals who want a well-rounded and concise overview. Learn what makes Reformed theology distinctive and how its specific doctrines apply to everyday life.

Written for the church, the Blessings of the Faith series introduces and celebrates Reformed doctrine and practice—each book features a brief and practical overview of its topic with discussion questions and an extensive Q&A section.

Endorsements

“An adept, warm, and engaging introduction to Reformed theology. . . . This is a resource you’ll definitely want to get your hands on.”
—Jon D. Payne, Senior Pastor, Church Presbyterian, Charleston, South Carolina

“Jonathan Master is a thoughtful and gracious churchman, and this volume gives ample testimony to that. . . . Ideal for new Christians [and] small group discussion.”
—Carl R. Trueman, Professor of Biblical and Religious Studies, Grove City College

“Jonathan Master clearly, briefly, and helpfully discusses the nature and definition of Reformed theology . . . [helping] students, pastors, and church members to think through its content and implications.”
—Ligon Duncan, Chancellor and CEO, Reformed Theological Seminary

Contents

Foreword by Kevin DeYoung
Introduction: Theology Matters

1. What is Reformed Theology?
2. Scripture and God's Sovereignty
3. The Covenants
4. The Blessings of Reformed Theology

Questions and Answers on Reformed Theology
Recommended Resources

Notes