What are some differences between Reformed theology and Eastern Orthodoxy?

Summary

This sermon explores the theological and cultural distinctions between the Eastern Orthodox and Western Reformed churches, touching on the Trinity, "deification," and the use of icons. Drawing parallels to 1 Peter's concept of partaking in the divine nature, the speaker highlights how differing interpretations have shaped salvation's ultimate goal. The practical takeaway is that while both traditions aim for union with God, the Western Reformed tradition offers a clearer understanding of salvation's purpose.