Recently Pastor Tony Phelps has been teaching through the Ten Commandments using the Westminster Larger Catechism.
Recently, I’ve started to use the Westminster Larger Catechism’s exposition of the Ten Commandments as the basis for the homily before our corporate confession of sin. I plan to spend four Sundays on each commandment. And beginning with this post, I plan to share these homilies in my upcoming blogs, starting now:
If ever you think you’re doing pretty well in the Christian life. If you’re not feeling much like a sinner, but pretty darn holy. It’s time to sit yourself down and carefully read the Westminster Larger Catechism on the Ten Commandments. It’s a thorough, biblical exposition of each commandment – what duties each one requires, and what sins each one forbids. In fact, it’s so thorough, that we will only be able to sample it. But as we do, it will be more than sufficient to show us our sin and drive us to our Savior. …
Here is his four-part series on the First Commandment:
Part 1: http://reformation500.com/2013/05/20/yielding-all-obedience-submission-to-him-with-the-whole-man-fail/
(See also J.W. Wartick: http://jwwartick.com/2013/05/06/law-gospel-lutheran/)
Part 2: http://reformation500.com/2013/05/27/another-first-commandment-fail-ignorance-of-the-one-true-god/
Part 3: http://reformation500.com/2013/06/03/first-commandment-fail-3-bold-curious-searching-into-his-secrets/
Part 4: http://reformation500.com/2013/06/10/one-more-first-commandment-fail-legalism-and-the-deification-of-man/
Tony Phelps is pastor of Christ Our Hope PCA in Wakefield RI, the second largest PCA church in RI. (He says, “at the moment, there are only two; come to think of it, that makes us the smallest PCA church in RI.)
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