Terry L. Johnson

This book was good. I just felt that it didn't really live up to the claim of its title. The Case for Traditional Protestantism lays out the Reformed view of faith, but it doesn't do so in the stark enough contrast from the Catholic view. I wish this book had been more historical in its approach.

Having said that, it had many redeeming qualities. Johnson writes in a very pastoral manner and drives the thinking of the Reformers into the modern world.

Terry Johnson was considered useless. In the opinion of his first-grade teacher, he was dumb, retarded, and a troublemaker. Her own prejudice blinded her to Terry's real problem – – dyslexia.But God had a plan for this young man's life.With the help of a devoted mother, Terry Johnson became a vessel of honor for his country and his Lord, at the very highest levels of political power.For his honor is the inspiring story of how God singled out a special young man to become the first show more handicapped person to serve in the president's honor guard.At times, however, the struggle to succeed was almost more than Terry could bear. New paragraph determined and unrelentingly cheerful, he baffled his training instructors who tried their best to intimidate him into quitting. Yet Terry succeeded beyond the military's highest expectations and won the hearts of his comrades for Christ by his living witness.More than a compelling tale of a young man's victory over incredible odds, and it is also a story of faith – – faith in what God can do for those who refuse to compromise his honor. show less

An outstanding resource for anyone seeking to implement worship that is reformed according to Scripture. It provides orders of service for morning and evening worship as well as commentary on each aspect of the service. This is the "how to" guide to reformed worship!