It is a fact beyond dispute that the Reformed and Presbyterian Church historically has not been a teetotaler church; however, it is also correct to say that the Reformed have emphatically rejected drunkenness as a sin, and they found this balance in the Bible. In Paul's admonition against drunkenness he clearly prohibits drunkenness but he also implies that it is permissible for a Christian to drink alcohol in a responsible, moral, and Christ exalting manner. This message explores the meaning of drunkenness and defines it from the Bible, not human reason or civil law, and then applies the prohibition against drunkenness to the Christian life in specific ways.
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