Through articles, interviews, cultural commentary, and conferences, Reformark helps grassroots Christians recover historic Christian truth for the renewal and health of local churches today.
A pastor recounts how a doctrinally apathetic and dying congregation was transformed through patient ministry and the ordinary means of grace. The process relied on faithful preaching, prayer, and endurance through unavoidable suffering to bring about gospel life.
This article explores how the simple New Testament ecclesiology of a committed group of baptized believers is ideal for the mission field, regardless of culture or resources. It emphasizes that buildings, programs, and committees are not essential components of a healthy local church compared to biblical structures and functions.
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Corey R. Colvin is the founder of Reformark. He interviews pastors and theologians on Reformed theology, pastoral ministry, and the church's calling to proclaim Christ with clarity and joy. He is a member of Jefferson Park Baptist Church in Charlottesville, Virginia.
Matthew Rescott is the CEO of Reformark. He founded Legacy, a demand generation technology company in Staunton, Virginia, and Reformark is a ministry of Legacy. Before Legacy he built, bought and sold companies and invested in real estate. He is a husband and father, and he and his family are members of Jefferson Park Baptist Church in Charlottesville, Virginia.
Lance L. English serves as Theologian in Residence at Reformark. He writes and teaches on biblical doctrine, the life of the church, and the riches of the Christian faith. He is a member of Jefferson Park Baptist Church in Charlottesville, Virginia.
Many believers want to go deeper in Scripture but feel that serious theology belongs in seminaries and academic books. Reformark exists to bridge that gap.
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