Tag Archives: Reformation

Should Reformed People Read N.T. Wright?

Posted on February 26, 2013 by Uri Brito

It doesn’t happen quite often, but once in a while when I recommend a book or a quote by N.T. Wright on facebook, I will receive a question that goes something like this: “Do you approve of N.T. Wright? Do … Continue reading →

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Lent, Ligon Duncan, and Legalism

Posted on February 25, 2013 by Uri Brito

Collin Hansen wrote an article for the Gospel Coalition entitled Should You Cancel Good Friday? which has brought to the attention of many a conversation they have never had before. What is Lent? Why celebrate it? As a committed Protestant, I am committed to … Continue reading →

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James Jordan on the Forgotten Reformation

Posted on February 18, 2013 by Uri Brito

The Protestant Reformation was a reform movement within Western Catholic Christendom, not a revolt against it. While there were some movements at the time of the Reformation that continued various revolutionary medieval outbursts, and others that extended medieval notions of … Continue reading →

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The Reformation: The Truth Will Set You Free

Posted on October 31, 2011 by Uri Brito

Here is my Reformation Sermon at Providence Church.

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