
We love the Christian Reformed Church; we want to see reformation in our denomination; and we recognize that reformation is typically messy. So, we’re having conversations with pastors throughout the CRC about what reformation might look like.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 284 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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Part two of our Synod 2026 preview goes after the bones: who has authority to discipline, what the church owes the state, what the church even is, and why confessional integrity at every level isn't a bonus — it's the basic ask. The technical density... more
We're back from a short break with the first half of our annual Synod 2026 preview — and this is not a back-to-normal agenda. The Council of Delegates is bringing 27 recommendations forward, and Jason, Dan, and Willy walk through the bigger buckets t... more
Lee Christoffels was ordained in the Christian Reformed Church in 1970. He has been preaching ever since — in Worthington, Minnesota, where his congregation has held services in four languages and watched the community around it change week by week; ... more
If episode 267 made the case that the CRC has a congregational health crisis, episode 268 asks why the structures meant to address it aren't functioning. The answer, according to Matt Haan, is simple: classes have never had a plan. Not a real one. Th... more
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Thanks for being a voice of reason and clarity to work through whats going on with the CRC. Really enjoying all the different perspectives and it’s so encouraging to see how many faithful preachers there still are in the denomination and these conversations are a great starting place for starting conversations we need to be having in our own local church communities.
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A thoughtful, theology-forward show examining reform and renewal within a specific denomination. Across episodes, conversations with pastors, theologians, and church leaders focus on leadership in transition, pastoral care, and how to navigate contentious issues—from human sexuality debates to synodical processes—while keeping Scripture central. The tone blends practical pastoral experience with long-range vision for church health, often highlighting themes like trust, communication, and collaborative leadership as essential to healthy reform. Noteworthy is the recurring emphasis on honest dialogue and stabilizing transitional ministry as constructive, not disruptive, forces within a denomination in flux.
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Recent guests on The Messy Reformation include:
1. Lee Christoffels
2. Harry Frielink
3. Shaun Furniss
4. Roger Sparks
5. Harv Roosma
6. Cameron Oegema
7. Kurt Ritsema
8. Richard Britton III
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