Pilgrims & Parish (Danny Hyde)Pilgrims & Parish (Danny Hyde)http://www.oceansideurc.org/journal/2009-06-23T03:46:28ZSquarespaceAn Historic Service this Lord's Dayhttp://www.oceansideurc.org/journal/2009/6/22/an-historic-service-this-lords-day.htmlDanny Hyde2009-06-23T03:44:57Z2009-06-23T03:44:57ZJust a reminder that this coming Lord's Day evening, June 28th, at 5:00pm, the Rev. Derrick Vander Meulen will be installed as our church planter to serve the Kauai Reformation Church. May God be praised and his people on Kauai saved!

]]>Audio: The Ark of the Covenanthttp://www.oceansideurc.org/journal/2009/6/21/audio-the-ark-of-the-covenant.htmlDanny Hyde2009-06-21T22:25:10Z2009-06-21T22:25:10ZSermon in Exodus 25:10–22, 37:1–9

]]>Audio: A Tabernacle in the Wildernesshttp://www.oceansideurc.org/journal/2009/6/21/audio-a-tabernacle-in-the-wilderness.htmlDanny Hyde2009-06-21T22:23:28Z2009-06-21T22:23:28ZSermon on Exodus 25:8–9

]]>GreenBaggins Reviews In Living Colorhttp://www.oceansideurc.org/journal/2009/6/19/greenbaggins-reviews-in-living-color.htmlDanny Hyde2009-06-19T15:56:20Z2009-06-19T15:56:20Zhttp://greenbaggins.wordpress.com/2009/06/19/in-living-color/

]]>Guidance from Ames on Singing Imprecatory Psalmshttp://www.oceansideurc.org/journal/2009/6/16/guidance-from-ames-on-singing-imprecatory-psalms.htmlDanny Hyde2009-06-16T13:59:03Z2009-06-16T13:59:03ZQuest. 4. How may we sing those Psalms aright, which contain dire imprecations in them?

8. A. 1. We may upon occasion of those imprecations meditate with fear and trembling, on the terrible judgments of God against the sins of impenitent persons.

9. 2. We may thereupon profit in patience and consolation, against the temptations which are wont to [habitually] arise from the prosperity of the wicked, and affliction of the godly.

10. 3. We may also pray to God that he would hasten his revenge (not against our private enemies but) against the wicked and incurable enemies of his Church.

William Ames, Conscience with the Power and Cases Thereof (London, 1639), 4.19.8–10. English modernized.

]]>Video Interview with Me About In Living Colorhttp://www.oceansideurc.org/journal/2009/6/13/video-interview-with-me-about-in-living-color.htmlDanny Hyde2009-06-13T15:38:08Z2009-06-13T15:38:08Z

Hyde Full Interview from Puritan Reformed on Vimeo.

]]>Now on Facebookhttp://www.oceansideurc.org/journal/2009/6/13/now-on-facebook.htmlDanny Hyde2009-06-13T13:26:56Z2009-06-13T13:26:56Zhttp://www.facebook.com/danielrhyde

]]>Sermons @ SermonAudio.comhttp://www.oceansideurc.org/journal/2009/6/11/sermons-sermonaudiocom.htmlDanny Hyde2009-06-11T15:45:11Z2009-06-11T15:45:11ZThanks to a generous gift from a parishioner, we now have a quality recording device as well as a site to host sermons at SermonAudio.com. Please check it out.

]]>Upcoming Conferencehttp://www.oceansideurc.org/journal/2009/6/4/upcoming-conference.htmlDanny Hyde2009-06-04T18:50:02Z2009-06-04T18:50:02ZCalvin for the 21st Century at Puritan Reformed Theological Seminary, August 27–29.

]]>Forthcoming Journal Article on Church Plantinghttp://www.oceansideurc.org/journal/2009/6/4/forthcoming-journal-article-on-church-planting.htmlDanny Hyde2009-06-04T14:10:52Z2009-06-04T14:10:52ZI just got word that an article I wrote has been accepted for publication in the 2009 Mid-America Journal of Theology. It's entitled, “On Being a Church Planter.” Here is one of the introductory paragraphs with the thesis:

Since we are living in a time in which even the American media recognizes the interest in and spread of what it calls “The New Calvinism,” as seminaries and churches we need to equip our potential church planters to minister in these exciting times. As the King James Version translated Ephesians 5:16, we must “redeem the time.” My purpose in this article, then, is to give those who seek to minister among confessionally Reformed churches as church planters as well as the churches that will call these men to that particular ministry, some practical material from which to develop a passion for spreading the Reformed Faith in our generation. As a result, what I say will not be merely a discussion of the principles (principia) of church planting but how those principles should be applied to the practices (practica) of the person and character of the confessionally Reformed church planter. The necessity of such a practical approach is not only found in the fact that our theology is practical, as William Ames (1576–1633) said, “Theology is the doctrine or teaching of living to God,” but is found in the fact that church planting is extremely difficult and trying work physically, emotionally, mentally, and spiritually.

I also have three book reviews of the following books in the same journal:

  • Phyllis Mack Crew, Calvinist Preaching and Iconoclasm in the Netherlands, 1544-1569, Cambridge Studies in Early Modern History (Cambridge; New York: Cambridge University Press; 1978).
  • Peter Toon, Knowing God through the Liturgy (Largo, FL: The Prayer Book Society Publishing Company, 1992).
  • David P. Scaer, Law and Gospel and the Means of Grace, Confessional Lutheran Dogmatics, Volume VIII (St. Louis: The Luther Academy, 2008). 

 

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