Rick Peterson
Rick Peterson
Transformed not just Reformed
Transformed not just Reformed
Transformed not just Reformed
Monday 26th February 2024
Explore the transformative power of faith beyond justification with Rick Peterson's compelling insights.
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Episode Overview
- Faith involves moral transformation into Christ's image.
- Justification is not the end; transformation is key.
- Regeneration precedes saving faith.
- Believers are called to embody Christ-like love and character.
- Scripture guides the transformation journey.
"Apart from the moral transformation into Christ's image, we have something less than the whole counsel of God".
Rick Peterson takes you on a journey through the depths of faith in this episode titled 'Transformed not just Reformed'. The discussion centres around the notion that the gospel is not just about being justified by grace through faith, but also about the transformation into Christ's image. Peterson argues that while many focus on the doctrine of justification, true faith involves a continuous moral transformation.
He passionately explains how regeneration precedes faith, and how believers are called to embody Christ's likeness in their everyday lives. Drawing on scripture, he emphasises the importance of not stopping short at justification, but embracing the full gospel, which includes growing in Christ-like character and love. With a sprinkle of humour, Peterson reminds us that even if we're Protestant and have our theological ducks in a row, there's always room for growth and transformation.
This episode is a heartfelt invitation to explore what it means to live out one's faith authentically, beyond just understanding doctrine. So, if you're curious about how your faith can evolve into something more profound and reflective of Christ's teachings, this conversation might be just what you need.