Harrison Perkins | Reformed Covenant Theology
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#BookClub with Harrison Perkins who is pastor of Oakland Hills Community Church (OPC), online faculty in church history at Westminster Theological Seminary, and visiting lecturer in systematic theology at Edinburgh Theological Seminary.
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Thank you for this video. I have read many of Dr. Perkins's articles and book reviews in Modern Reformation and the Heidelblog and Academia. Excellent stuff. I did just purchase his fantastic book and have read the first 200 pages already. I have a question about the book and wonder if it would be O.K. to email Dr. Perkins? Thank you and God bless you.
I'm sure he would be more than open to it!
Thank you
I have found his church but cannot find their email address. I do not want to send it to his personal address but to his church email. Do you happen to have it? Thank you and thank you for all of your videos.
Use this contact form: ohcc.net/contact/?swcfpc=1
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The Eucharist is the central covenant sacrament instituted on Holy Thursday night. However, the reformed denied Jesus real Eucharistic presence and apostolic succession contrary to the witness of the church fathers and church councils. Reformed covenant theology is therefore a deficient paper theology without the full reality only found in the Catholic church. Without the Eucharistc flesh of Jesus the faithful cannot fulfill John 6 and eat Jesus' flesh and drink Jesus blood.
The covenant church is one, holy apostolic and Catholic contrary to the denominations of the reformation churches. The four marks are tied into apostolic succession and the Eucharist, essential to an authentic covenant theology beyond the paper content of reformed theologians.