What It Means to Be Reformed (13): Reformed, yet “Always Reforming”?

Barry Gritters examines the Reformed principle of semper reformanda ("always reforming") and reconciles it with the Reformed commitment to confessional standards, arguing that true reform means constantly examining the church's practices and doctrines by the standard of Scripture rather than blindly following tradition. The article traces the historical origins of this important Reformed motto and clarifies that it does not render confessions infallible but rather establishes Scripture as the ultimate standard by which both the church and its confessions must be measured.