Jeffrey A. Stivason | May/June 2024 Issue
Not long ago, I was watching a local sports channel when an advertisement caught my attention. It was a commercial for Rivers Casino in Pittsburgh, ...
David Whitla | March/April 2024 Issue
The Prophet Ezekiel had a tough ministry. He had been ministering to the exiles from Judah in the land of Babylon for seven long years, and, as God ...
Richard C. Gamble | January/February 2024 Issue
Reformed Presbyterians maintain a tradition of strong theological distinctives. Those distinctives include psalm singing and the mediatorial kingship ...
Heidi Bechtold and Tori Sturm | January/February 2024 Issue
The Woman Belinda, you’ve been such a fierce encourager to our family,” said Heidi as we interviewed Belinda Fyfe on a Thursday evening. Someone ...
C.J. Williams | November/December 2023 Issue
Our God is a God who hears us, and He has created us in His image to hear Him (Ps. 65:2; 85:8). In the life of faith, much depends on hearing. Saving ...
Barry York | September/October 2023 Issue
I knew the day would come. My life, like yours, is increasingly becoming a digital one. At home, I was moving more and more away from filing papers ...
Jeff Stivason | July/August 2023 Issue
Often people associate the book of 2 Thessalonians with some aspect of the second coming of Christ, and they should. The opening chapter contains a ...
Keith Evans | May/June 2023 Issue
The Strength of Christ In chapter 6 of the Prophet Isaiah’s vision, we see the majestic throne of God and find the One who is “high and lifted ...
David Whitla | March/April 2023 Issue
Introduction The Reformed Presbyterian Theological Seminary (RPTS) has been in the business of training men for the gospel ministry for over two ...
Barry York | January/February 2023 Issue
Jesus promised that the one who believes in Him as Savior and Lord would experience “rivers of living water” flowing forth from his heart (John ...
C.J. Williams | November/December 2022 Issue
Jesus said, “Assuredly, I say to you, whoever does not receive the kingdom of God as a little child will by no means enter it” (Mark 10:15). To ...
Richard Gamble | September/October 2022 Issue
The great Princeton theologian B. B. Warfield once said, “The systematic theologian is pre-eminently a preacher of the gospel.” The preacher’s ...
Jeff Stivason | July/August 2022 Issue
It is impossible for a seminary to make or create a preacher. Preaching is a gift from the King of kings and Lord of lords to His church. It is a gift ...
Robert McCollum | July/August 2022 Issue
The Scriptures make it plain that Jesus Christ exercises a sovereignty over and above that which pertains to Him as the second person of the godhead. ...
Robert McCollum | May 09, 2022
The sovereign rule of God over the universe is generally accepted among Christians. However, the advocates of open theism—theologians who teach that ...
Keith Evans | May/June 2022 Issue
Shepherding as Counseling When I was a high school senior, I told my pastor I wanted to be a pastor of counseling. Without missing a beat, he said to ...
Stephen Steele | March/April 2022 Issue
In the last issue, we considered how Reformed Presbyterians have sought to express unity with believers outside the RP Church family. We will now ...
Stephen Steele | January/February 2022 Issue
Although Reformed Presbyterians make up a very small part of the church of Jesus Christ in each nation of which they are a part, the original ...
Jeffrey Stivason | November/December 2021 Issue
During the Reformation of the 16th Century, both Protestants and Roman Catholics affirmed the attributes of the church articulated so well in the ...
Jeffrey Stivason | September/October 2021 Issue
Do you remember the questions you once asked your little ones? What has long furry ears and a cotton-ball-like tail? What has very large ears and a ...