Saginaw Valley Reformation Society Meeting

It has been a year since our last Reformation Society meeting. However, we have not given up on reforming Michigan or gone away. In fact, our next meeting will be held at Crossway Christian Church in Bay City, MI on Saturday, January 28, 2012 at 9:00am. The passage we will study together for this meeting is Matthew 7:13-23. Everyone should be familiar with this passage in order to discuss it and apply it after our speakers explain it. If you have any questions, please, contact Jeremy Lee jlee@avci.net.

Supporting Churches and Friends of Reformation

• Calvary Baptist Church Mikado, MI
• Calvary Bible Church Rogers City, MI
• Christ Covenant Church (PCA) Midland, MI
• Christ Our Life Church Curran, MI
• Crossway Christian Church (SBC) Bay City, MI
• Grace Community Church (EPC) Oscoda, MI
• Grace Fellowship Gladwin, MI
• Indian River Baptist Church Indian River, MI
• Immanuel Bible Church Saginaw, MI
• Liberty Baptist Church Lachine, MI
• Twining Baptist Church Twining, MI

Does Calvinism Make God a Moral Monster?

Dr. Michael Horton in answer to this question asserts, ”Non-Calvinist theologies are just as vulnerable on this question. Classic Arminian theology shares with Calvinism—indeed with all historic branches of Christianity—that God’s foreknowledge comprehends all future events. There is nothing that happens, nothing that you and I do, that lies outside of God’s eternal foreknowledge.”

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SVRS Pastor’s Fellowship

If you are a pastor, missionary, in full-time ministry, or retired from full-time ministry, please, join the SVRS pastors for lunch and fellowship November 9, 2011 at 11:00am at Pat and Jerry’s Family Restaurant in Auburn, MI. For directions, visit Pat and Jerry’s Family Restaurants website.

 

Reformed Conferences in Michigan

The Oakbrooke Bible Church of Waterford, MI is hosting a conference called “The Character and Calling of the Church in Contemporary Culture” on Saturday, October 22. Speakers include Burk Parsons, David Murray, and Dan McGhee. The conference is free but seating is limited; register here.

Calvary Presbyterian Church is also hosting it’s annual Mid-Michigan Conference on Reformed Theology on Saturday, October 29. Five speakers, including Calvary’s pastor Hal Polk, will expound each of the five points of Calvinism. Early registration for the conference is $15.00 and $5.00 for a hot lunch at Calvary. For more information and registration, click on the link.