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We do not adorn the gospel with shoddy, careless work on the jobsite. We glorify God and adorn His gospel by honoring Him with excellent work. —Scott James ligm.in/467XNdv

Working as Unto the Lord | Tabletalk

In Christ, we have everything we need to navigate the thorns and thistles of our various callings with God-honoring purpose and clarity.

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Genuine love for Jesus manifests itself in obedience to His commandments. —@RCSproul
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There is no religion in the history of the world that contains an invitation remotely like the Christian gospel. —Mark G. Johnston (@revmgjohnston) ligm.in/4y2tXU5

Dying to Sin and Living to Righteousness | Tabletalk

There is no religion in the history of the world that contains an invitation remotely like the Christian gospel. From its very inception, in the words of Christ, we are told, “If anyone would come...

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When Marguerite de Navarre found she could no longer use her influence to advance Protestantism, she worked to protect it. —Rebecca VanDoodewaard ligm.in/46yuTDp

Reformation Women: Marguerite de Navarre | Tabletalk

French Reformed Christians owe Marguerite de Navarre much—without her influence and protection, the French Reformed church would have been crushed before it was even formed.

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All Christians have been called by God; therefore, all Christians have vocations. —@GeneVeith ligm.in/4r8J63y

Every Calling Is a Holy Calling | Tabletalk

God Himself is working through us as we carry out our callings. Vocation has to do with God’s providence.

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There is evidence in Marguerite de Navarre's writings of a clear understanding that salvation is through Christ alone. —Rebecca VanDoodewaard ligm.in/46yuTDp

Reformation Women: Marguerite de Navarre | Tabletalk

French Reformed Christians owe Marguerite de Navarre much—without her influence and protection, the French Reformed church would have been crushed before it was even formed.

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Repentance is a characteristic of the whole life, not the action of a single moment. —Sinclair Ferguson
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Marguerite de Navarre paid a high price for her public faith, perhaps the highest price a mother can pay. —Rebecca VanDoodewaard ligm.in/46yuTDp

Reformation Women: Marguerite de Navarre | Tabletalk

French Reformed Christians owe Marguerite de Navarre much—without her influence and protection, the French Reformed church would have been crushed before it was even formed.

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Dr. R.C. Sproul often said that this little phrase, “regeneration precedes faith,” captures the essence of Reformed theology. He could not have been more right. —Keith A. Mathison ligm.in/4dJTE3n

The State of Theology | Tabletalk

Every other year since 2014, Ligonier Ministries has partnered with LifeWay Research to survey the beliefs of Americans on a number of theological and ethical issues.

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Marguerite de Navarre continued her quiet work of reform and protection until she died. —Rebecca VanDoodewaard ligm.in/46yuTDp

Reformation Women: Marguerite de Navarre | Tabletalk

French Reformed Christians owe Marguerite de Navarre much—without her influence and protection, the French Reformed church would have been crushed before it was even formed.

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Special grace is the true answer to sin’s destruction of our work. The Lord Jesus came to reverse the curse on our work. —Matthew Patton ligm.in/4gTNNtk

Work After the Fall | Tabletalk

Work in this world is difficult and often fruitless. Why? This article will examine how sin affects our work, but we will also remember the comfort of Christ.

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Like so many Reformed noblewomen of the time, Marguerite de Navarre corresponded with John Calvin. —Rebecca VanDoodewaard ligm.in/46yuTDp

Reformation Women: Marguerite de Navarre | Tabletalk

French Reformed Christians owe Marguerite de Navarre much—without her influence and protection, the French Reformed church would have been crushed before it was even formed.

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Every worship service we attend is an audience with the King of kings. —@RCSproul
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God offers forgiveness and peace as a gift to be received by faith alone in His Son who died on the cross for your sins. —Iver Martin learn.ligonier.org/articles/…

What Was the Protestant Reformation?

To understand the Reformation and its lasting influence, we have to imagine a very different world from our own. For one thing, the choices we enjoy in the twenty-first-century West were nonexistent.

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Marguerite de Navarre's writing demonstrates an understanding of and love for biblical doctrine as well as a determination to show women engaged in contemporary intellectual discussions. —Rebecca VanDoodewaard ligm.in/46yuTDp

Reformation Women: Marguerite de Navarre | Tabletalk

French Reformed Christians owe Marguerite de Navarre much—without her influence and protection, the French Reformed church would have been crushed before it was even formed.

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We must be spiritually resurrected, and this is not something we can do ourselves. It is a sovereign work of God. —Keith A. Mathison ligm.in/4dJTE3n

The State of Theology | Tabletalk

Every other year since 2014, Ligonier Ministries has partnered with LifeWay Research to survey the beliefs of Americans on a number of theological and ethical issues.

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By cultivating and guarding the garden, Adam was to extend God’s rule over creation but also maintain the integrity of the garden itself. —Roland Mathews ligm.in/4gIxocb

The Divine Design of Human Labor | Tabletalk

The Bible begins with work. “In the beginning, God created the heavens and the earth.”

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Let the Lord Jesus but enter your souls, and you shall find peace which the world can neither give nor take away. —George Whitefield
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As followers of Jesus the Christ, we are called to turn the theology of God’s Word into the way that we live. —John P. Sartelle Sr. ligm.in/4d7qKrj

Honoring the Watchmen on the Wall | Tabletalk

I was enjoying the book when the author asked a question that has dwelled in my soul for the last thirty years: “Are you turning your theology into your biography?”

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We can take the precepts and wisdom of Scripture into every realm of work for the sake of God and neighbor. —@ThomasBrewer ligm.in/4iidLcg

Worthwhile Work | Tabletalk

The two extremes of “work as god” and “work as evil” point toward what our souls really crave: good work done unto the Lord.

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