Recovering the Reformed Confession

This book is over a decade old and when it came into my possession was very helpful and formative in crystalizing in me how the reformed faith differed in its practice and piety from broader evangelicalism. I found the two categorical distinction he uses very helpful since evangelicalism shares many doctrines in common with calvinism or the reformed faith. The difference lies in how the confessional documents shape its practice and its piety which often is neglected. When I was reading it I was also attending a Psalm singing church which reinforced how the practice of a church shapes the piety of the believers. I highly recommend this book for those who have discovered the reformed faith for the first time or those already attending a reformed church to appreciate the rich heritage they are part of.