2008 Conference: “Recovering The Reformation” with Dr. R. Scott Clark
2008’s conference which was held on Friday, October 31 through Sunday, November 2, featured Dr. R. Scott Clark of Westminster Seminary California, and he spoke on the theme of “Recovering The Reformation”. Those lectures are available as MP3 downloads here. Please consider joining us this year with Dr. Carl Trueman as 2009’s speaker!
November 1, 2008 at 8:01 pm
If you ever have seen the old surfing classic “Endless Summer” you will be familiar with the occasional plight of the young surfers as they arrived at a famous surfing spot, only to see that it was not breaking that day. Inevitably the locals would tell them, “You should have been here yesterday…you really missed it!”
Well, for those of you who thought about coming to the 2008 Colorado Springs Reformation Day Conference, but decided not to, “You really missed it!”
We are off to a great start with Dr. Clark speaking on the theme of “Recovering the Reformation”. Last night he addressed the question of whether or not the Reformation was a mistake. This morning we enjoyed a casual breakfast together, and Dr. Clark answer questions about the New Perspectives on Paul, the “Federal Vision”, “two-stage” justification, and, also he noted the growing good trend of many people becoming interested in confessional, Reformed theology.
This evening we will return for two more lectures-”Whose Afraid of Martin Luther?” & “Who Needs a Reformation?”