By Douglas Ottati Old theological questions almost never die, and they don't often fade away either. They may lie dormant for a time, but sooner or later, they almost always reappear. This morning, we celebrate our Presbyterian confessional heritage.
Banners representing some of our confessions are on display.
But whenever we Presbyterians talk about our confessions today, we do so under the pressures of a classical question that has re-emerged in the midst of recent controversies and debates. More on this later . . . . Second Timothy reads like Paul's final testament to his faithful helper. Timothy is to follow Paul's example and to cleave fast to the gospel in difficult times. Guard the good treasure entrusted to you . . .