10/08/2026
Every morning is another reminder: His mercy is new again.
📖 Lamentations 3:22–23
Equipping & resourcing evangelical leaders to understand Roman Catholic theology/practice, to educate the evangelical Church and to communicate the Gospel
The Reformanda Initiative exists to identify, unite, equip, and resource evangelical leaders to understand Roman Catholic theology and practice, to educate the evangelical Church and to communicate the Gospel. The Need:
Evangelicalism currently has an incoherent relationship with Roman Catholicism. Many evangelicals are uncertain about what Roman Catholics actually believe. Do they believe in the
10/08/2026
Every morning is another reminder: His mercy is new again.
📖 Lamentations 3:22–23
09/08/2026
Rome invites us to admire what we can see. Faith teaches us to trust the One we cannot see.
📖 Hebrews 11:1
08/08/2026
Every beautiful thing points beyond itself—to the God who made it.
📖 Romans 11:36
07/08/2026
God calls us not simply to do better but to become more like Christ.
📖 1 Peter 1:16
May our lives reflect His holiness today.
06/08/2026
True peace isn't the absence of trouble.
It's the presence of God.
📖 Isaiah 26:3
05/08/2026
Our hope isn't found in circumstances.
Our hope is found in Christ.
📖 Colossians 1:27
04/08/2026
Everything around us fades.
God's Word never will.
📖 Isaiah 40:8
03/08/2026
Grace isn't earned...it's received.
📖 Ephesians 2:8–9
Today, rest in the gift of God's amazing grace.
02/08/2026
Kingdoms rise and fall, but God's reign never ends.
📖 "The LORD has established his throne in the heavens, and his kingdom rules over all." — Psalm 103:19
Where do you need to trust God's sovereign hand today?
01/08/2026
Can a church proclaim radical inclusion while still excommunicating its own clergy?
The recent excommunication of newly appointed bishops and clergy from the Society of St. Pius X has surprised many observers. But it also reveals something essential about Roman Catholicism.
In this month's Vatican Files, Leonardo De Chirico argues that Roman Catholicism is always both Roman and Catholic. While Rome often demonstrates remarkable breadth in accommodating diverse movements and perspectives, it responds decisively when its hierarchical authority is challenged.
Understanding this distinction also sheds light on the Protestant Reformation and why Luther's conflict with Rome was ultimately about more than doctrinal disagreements.
Read the full article through the link in our bio or here: https://vaticanfiles.org/en/?p=2188