Reformed Spirituality
     
Reformed Spirituality

What is Christ doing here and now?

Imitation of Christ versus Participation in Christ

Practicing the Presence of God

False Spirituality

Ignatian Prayer and the Spiritual Exercises

In the Potter's Hands

One Step at a Time

Favorite Links

Contact Page

 

Welcome To "Reformed Spirituality"

The goal of our site is to provide seekers with tools to enhance their walk with God. It was originally our hope to offer new resources daily, but life has taught us to accept a slower pace and add new resources and links from time to time to help people advance in their life of faith. Our wish is to provide meaningful information on spirituality which is grounded in the Reformed Theological tradition which reflects our belief that we are called to participate in the ministry of Christ and that through His incarnation, life and ministry, death, resurrection, and ascension in the flesh, Christ invites us into the very life of the Trinity.


What do we mean by spirituality?

Spirituality is a word that has come to mean all things to all people. But by spirituality, we mean the experience of relationship with God through interraction with God's Spirit in our lives. The whole testament of the Bible and all of the history of God's interraction in our world demonstrates God's desire to be in relationship with us. Indeed, though the cross has a multitude of meanings, it is quite clearly an indication of the immensity of God's love and God's desire to relate to us, regardless of the cost.


 

Site Editor


Frank Stricklen is a musician/playwright/christian educator who is currently studying for the ministry at Pittsburgh Theological Seminary.  He is also the Director of Family Ministries and Contemporary Worship at Northmont United Presbyterian Church in the North Hills of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.


 



topics: God, Christ, Jesus, Spirit, religion, faith, discernment, spiritual growth, Christian discipleship, growth, help

Frank in the role of Jesus in a recent production of Godspell

 


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