Track: A Student's Guide to Living Out Reformed Theology

by Harrison Perkins

104 pages, Paperback

Published May 14, 2024

Reviews

[Molly Knauer · Rating 3 out of 5]

I appreciated Perkins’ repeated emphasis that the hard truths of Reformed theology ought to actually highlight God’s grace: “What if the Bible did teach some hard truths that I had found so objectionable? But what if I had made them more objectionable by missing how they put a spotlight on God’s grace?” (12-13). However, there were a handful of topics not touched (or briefly addressed at the very least) that I wish Perkins would have covered. Then again, it’s designed to be a short manual. Perhaps I need to view this as an introduction that would help to foster richer conversations with students and their parents or youth ministry leaders, but I found it lacking in his articulation on a Reformed view of soteriology.

[Carmen Jimenez · Rating 4 out of 5]

Great small body of text, especially simple introduction to fundamental Christian beliefs. Surprisingly, no particular focus on any confession, just references to basic doctrine. Great study questions!