Through articles, interviews, cultural commentary, and conferences, Reformark helps grassroots Christians recover historic Christian truth for the renewal and health of local churches today.
Christ gave the keys of the kingdom to his bride, not to committees or campuses. While parachurch ministries serve as vital auxiliaries for the gospel, they must never eclipse the local church. Discover how to move from competition to a biblical, symbiotic relationship that centers on healthy church membership.
Those who desire the role of elder aspire to a noble task (1 Tim 3:1). In the New Testament, the terms for elders, bishops, overseers, and pastors all refer to the biblical office of eldership. The office of elder is limited to those equipped by God to function in that role, as outlined in 1 Timothy 3:1–13 and Titus 1:5–9.
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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.
Drake Burrows is the Lead Pastor of Trinity Church, a church community that exists to make whole disciples of Jesus Christ. Drake earned his bachelor’s degree in Biblical & Theological Studies from Boyce College and is currently finishing an MDiv at Midwestern Baptist Theological Seminary. He and his wife Lydia have three children, and together they are enjoying life and ministry in Kansas City.
Matt serves as the Director for Campus Outreach at the University of Virginia and as an elder at Jefferson Park Baptist Church.
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.
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.
We explain profound biblical truths with clarity, accuracy, and pastoral warmth so ordinary Christians can grow in theological maturity and pastors can place trustworthy resources into the hands of their churches.
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