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Although a myth persists in some circles that the Reformed tradition has little interest in the evangelist aspect of global mission, the significant place of
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Although a myth persists in some circles that the Reformed tradition has little interest in the evangelist aspect of global mission, the significant place of

Properly understood, the historic Reformed understanding of election should lead us to exercise the judgment of charity toward everyone.

The terms flexible and contextual may not be the first that come to mind for some readers when they hear the phrase Reformed theology.

Reformed theology was often birthed in the pain of exile, among religious refugees.

If we are followers of Jesus, we must decide how we will relate to the larger, historic Christian tradition—with its beauties and profound shortcomings.

Editor’s Note: Following is an excerpt from chapter one, “A Reformed Theology Primer: Misconceptions and Realities,” from Generously Reformed: Theology Rooted Deep and Wide. Slow