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R. Scott Clark

R. Scott Clark

R.Scott Clark is the President of the Heidelberg Reformation Association, the author and editor of, and contributor to several books and the author of many articles. He has taught church history and historical theology since 1997 at Westminster Seminary California. He has also taught at Wheaton College, Reformed Theological Seminary, and Concordia University. He has hosted the Heidelblog since 2007.

John Fesko on "Wisdom" and "Signposts" by Joel Kim

by R. Scott Clark on September 1, 2009

These are both new in the WSC “Faculty Reflection” section of the WSC website. John’s essay is here and Joel’s essay is here.

Categorized Christian Life

Office Hours Update

by R. Scott Clark on August 31, 2009

Here’s a brief (2 min) update on the latest regarding the Office Hours podcast.

Categorized Christian Life

John Calvin for Today Oct 23-24 Lancaster PA

by R. Scott Clark on August 31, 2009

The Calvinpalooza continues. This conference features, among others, WSC graduate the Rev Dr Brian Lee (pastor of Christ Reformed URC, Washington, DC) and the Rev. Mr Steven Arrick (WSC board member), pastor of Covenant URC in Lancaster. Click on the Calvin pic . . . Continue reading →

Categorized Christian Life

Helm Continues His Critique of Wright

by R. Scott Clark on August 31, 2009

At Helm’s Deep.

Categorized New Perspective(s) on Paul

Office Hours Episodes One and Two Now Online

by R. Scott Clark on August 31, 2009

The podcast is available via RSS or in iTunes and now the interviews with Bob Godfrey and Julius Kim are on the WSC website. Here’s the interview with W. Robert Godfrey, president of Westminster Seminary California and Professor of Church History. Here’s . . . Continue reading →

Categorized Christian Life

Of Sacred Cows and Secret Societies

by R. Scott Clark on August 31, 2009

At the beginning of the Christian Reformed Church (CRCNA), in 1857, there were three great reasons given for separating from the Reformed Church in America (RCA): the RCA sang hymns instead psalms, the RCA did not send children to Christian schools, and . . . Continue reading →

Categorized Practica

The Secret of Knowing God’s Will

by R. Scott Clark on August 31, 2009

The single most pressing question I hear is: “How can I know God’s will?” Prospective seminary students want to know whether they should attend seminary. Couples want to know whether they should get married. Ministers want to know whether to take a . . . Continue reading →

Categorized Practica

The Program-Driven Church

by R. Scott Clark on August 31, 2009

One link led to another and I happened recently upon the website of a large NAPARC congregation. As I often do I looked to see who the pastor was. That link led me to a list of “pastoral staff” who coordinate a . . . Continue reading →

Categorized Reformed Piety, Reforming Ministry

But If We Don't Do it We'll Lose Them…

by R. Scott Clark on August 30, 2009

As Wes Bredenhof explains it’s an old temptation faced by pastors every day.

Categorized Reforming Worship, Worship

Godfrey to Speak at Pacific Northwest Reformation Conference Oct 9-10

by R. Scott Clark on August 30, 2009

Info at the Gordian Knot. This looks good: Christ-Centered Worship in an Age of Spiritual Chaos. If you’re in the Pacific NW you’ll want to get to this.

Categorized Christian Life

Office Hours Episodes One and Two Released (We have 10 Winners!)

by R. Scott Clark on August 30, 2009

A bit like Wizard of Oz floating helplessly as the balloon goes up, this post is to announce that episodes one and two of Office Hours have been released but if you have subscribed by RSS feed or in iTunes you already . . . Continue reading →

Categorized Christian Life

Interview with Hart (Pt 2)

by R. Scott Clark on August 29, 2009

At Letters from Mississippi.

Categorized Reformed Ethics, Twofold Kingdom

Caspar Olevianus on Church and Kingdom

by R. Scott Clark on August 27, 2009

“The Kingdom of Christ in this world is the administration of salvation by which Christ the king himself, outwardly, through the gospel and baptism, gathers to himself and calls to salvation a people or visible church (in which many hypocrites are mixed).” . . . Continue reading →

Categorized History of Reformed Theology, Kingdom of God, Twofold Kingdom

David Strain Interviews Darryl Hart

by R. Scott Clark on August 27, 2009

David is a Glaswegian in exile. He writes at Letters from Mississippi. Part 1 covers Old Side Presbyterianism (if you don’t know what that means, you should read this interview) and evangelism. It’s a nice follow-on to the Dever interview. There’s audio . . . Continue reading →

Categorized Twofold Kingdom

Sept 18-19 Speaking in Traverse City, MI

by R. Scott Clark on August 27, 2009

I’ll be in Michigan at the meeting of presbytery at Redeemer PCA on Sept 18-19th. Traverse City is a beautiful place equidistant between Grand Rapids (to the south) and the Upper Peninsula (to the north). I look forward to seeing some old . . . Continue reading →

Categorized Recovering the Reformed Confession

Horton Reviews Wright (pt 2)

by R. Scott Clark on August 26, 2009

At the WHI blog.

Categorized Justification, New Perspective(s) on Paul

Countdown to Office Hours Episodes One and Two

by R. Scott Clark on August 26, 2009

Office Hours the podcast of Westminster Seminary California that takes you inside the seminary and (aurally) face to face with the seminary begins next Monday, August 31. Episodes one and two will be released on Monday morning (Pacific time). Click on the . . . Continue reading →

Categorized Christian Life

St Bartholomew’s Day Massacre

by R. Scott Clark on August 25, 2009

Thanks to Gil Garcia for reminding us that the week of August 23 is the anniversary of the 1572 St Bartholomew’s Day Massacre. One of the great paradoxes of the history of Reformed theology is that “Calvinism” is often pictured as marching . . . Continue reading →

Categorized History of the Reformed Churches

Missional Monday: Help Bring the Reformation Back to Poland

by R. Scott Clark on August 24, 2009

Thanks to Kevin DeYoung for letting us know about the Tolle Lege Institute which is seeking to reach Poland with the confessional Reformed faith. They’re in the process of translating Joel Beeke’s Meet the Puritans and they have plans to introduce Poland . . . Continue reading →

Categorized The Mission: Reaching and Teaching

Risking the Truth: the CTC Interview

by R. Scott Clark on August 22, 2009

Martin Downes, editor of Risking the Truth, sits for an interview with Christ the Center.

Categorized Christian Life

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