Harrison Perkins

Harrison Perkins, an OPC pastor and theologian, discusses his book, A Penitent People, exploring the often misunderstood doctrine of repentance. He redefines repentance not as a dreary duty but as a saving grace that liberates believers from sin's grip, emphasizing the joy it brings. They delve into key biblical psalms, the importance of a repentant church culture, and how true repentance leads to genuine life change. Perkins aims to help individuals see repentance as a compassionate, empowering act of faith.

Harrison Perkins, a pastor and scholar, dives into his new book on Reformed Covenant Theology. He explores the vital role of covenant theology in shaping our understanding of grace and salvation. Listeners learn about the covenant of works with Adam and its significance, as well as the covenant of redemption as an intra-Trinitarian plan for salvation. Perkins emphasizes how these concepts can guide Christian living without falling into legalism, shedding light on the law's function as a grateful response to God's grace.

Author Harrison Perkins discusses Reformed Covenant Theology, its relation to exegetical and systematic theology, challenges faced, and thoughts on republication of the Covenant of Works. Delve into the multifaceted nature of covenant theology and its influence on other disciplines.