A.W Tozer said, ““What comes into our minds when we think about God is the most important thing about us.”
I believe that to be a very valid statement.
Theology can be a confusing subject in which we easily get lost and confused. Even the word is kind of scary. Really though, everyone has a theology, it’s merely what you believe about God. The problem is that most people don’t know WHY they believe WHAT they believe.
The problem grows even more when we try to explain our beliefs to one another. We have all these different backgrounds and usually come to these conversations with presuppositions that only muddy the waters and wreak havoc on our communication.
I decided to start a conversation on my blog concerning my personal beliefs. Usually one of two things happen when people discover that I adhere to a Reformed theological position. Either a) they cringe and think that I hate lost people or b) they have no idea what I’m talking about.
The goal over the next week or so will be to share my thoughts in a blog series simply titled: “Why I am Reformed.” I’m hoping that you guys will jump in the conversation. Ask questions. Submit thoughts.
You learn about me, and I learn about you. We’ll begin with a introduction to Reformed theology and then move through it’s major points.
What say you?
