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Sam Waldron Believes in “Absolute Parity”? A Misleading Misnomer

by Sam Waldron | Dec 13, 2013 | Ecclesiology

Though I do not know Tom Chantry, Dave Dykstra has treated me with great kindness in the past. I have read...

Reformed Rap Ruckus: Comments from the Empty Chair

by Sam Waldron | Dec 4, 2013 | Current Events

Due to the kindness and large-heartedness of my friend Scott Brown, I was one of the speakers at the NCFIC conference...

Dr. Sam Waldron Answers: Is All of Life Worship?

by Sam Waldron | Nov 5, 2013 | Regulative Principle

Music in Worship

by Sam Waldron | Sep 25, 2013 | Ecclesiology, Family-Integrated Church, Regulative Principle

Some of you may have already heard or seen that I will be speaking at The Worship of God Conference of the...

Preparing for Corporate Worship

by Sam Waldron | Sep 18, 2013 | Ecclesiology, Family-Integrated Church, Regulative Principle

Some of you may have already heard or seen that I will be speaking at The Worship of God Conference of the...

Worship in the Family

by Sam Waldron | Sep 11, 2013 | Ecclesiology, Family-Integrated Church, Regulative Principle

Some of you may have already heard or seen that I will be speaking at The Worship of God Conference of the...

Lessons about True Conversion to Be Learned from Augustine’s Conversion: Our Seventh and Eighth Lessons

by Sam Waldron | Sep 6, 2013 | Historical Theology

We must never allow church history in general or any part of church history in particular to exercise a divine...

How God Wants to Be Worshipped

by Sam Waldron | Sep 4, 2013 | Ecclesiology, Family-Integrated Church, Regulative Principle

Some of you may have already heard or seen that I will be speaking at The Worship of God Conference of the...

Lessons about True Conversion to Be Learned from Augustine’s Conversion: Our Fourth, Fifth, and Sixth Lessons

by Sam Waldron | Aug 30, 2013 | Historical Theology

We must never allow church history in general or any part of church history in particular to exercise a divine...

The Family That Understands Worship

by Sam Waldron | Aug 28, 2013 | Ecclesiology, Family-Integrated Church, Regulative Principle

Some of you may have already heard or seen that I will be speaking at The Worship of God Conference of the...

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