The Lord's Day and Reformed Piety

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Well, it's been a long time coming, but it's finally here: the last episode of season one. This episode is a fun conversation with Dr. Joey Pipa of Greenville Presbyterian Theological Seminary about his excellent book The Lord's Day. Is there a biblical case to be made for setting the first day of the week apart as a day of worship and rest? (See Dr. Pipa, I got it right that time!) What do your confessional standards add to this discussion? What are some good, practical ways to honor the Lord's Day in our own homes?

We cover all of this in today's episode.

In other news, I already have the first episode of season two recorded, so stick around for our next season, God Is....

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