Robert McFarland | September/October 2023 Issue
It is hard to believe that more than 60 years have gone by since we made that long trip together,” said Wayne Spear, a member of the 1957 Covichords ...
Daniel Howe | September/October 2023 Issue
This new series from Grassmarket Press aims to provide clear, concise books on Christian doctrine and life from a Reformed and Presbyterian ...
Calvin L. Troup | September/October 2023 Issue
A quality college education invites students into great questions of the human condition, the history of the world, and the fabric of creation. It ...
Noah Bailey and Pete Smith | September/October 2023 Issue
Some of us grew up singing “I’ve got the joy, joy, joy, joy down in my heart.” But, according to Galatians 5, we should sing that we have the ...
Nathaniel Pockras | September/October 2023 Issue
The small Sparta congregation is one of two current RPCNA churches in Illinois. Like many of our small-town churches, it has a long history: more than ...
Keith Evans | September/October 2023 Issue
Roughly 750 years before Christ walked the earth, God’s people faced the looming threat of the world’s superpower, Assyria. The capital city, ...
Featuring Seth Tyson, Audrey Husted, Asa Stemler, Lydia Tweed, Westin Harper, Kaylin Kingston, and Daniel Thoman | September/October 2023 Issue
As the semester drew to a close, several students of Rev. Rut Etheridge’s Bible class were interviewed on the advice they would give to high school ...
Jeff Lesslie | September/October 2023 Issue
Several years ago, when the Synod of the Reformed Presbyterian Church of North America (RPCNA) met jointly with the Synod of the Associate Reformed ...
Tori Sturm | September/October 2023 Issue
Kathy Duke and her husband, John, are long-standing members of Westminster, Colo., RPC. I’ve known Kathy my whole life, and I’ve experienced her ...
Caleb McCracken | September/October 2023 Issue
Next summer, the Reformed Presbyterian International Conference (RPIC) will be held for the first time since 2016. Planning for the conference is well ...
David and Sarah Mikucki | September/October 2023 Issue
We often tell people that we started Relight—our free web app for studying the Bible and Reformed theology—simply so that we could use it. ...
Greg W. Burgreen | September/October 2023 Issue
Location: Hoover, Alabama Presbytery: Alleghenies Organization: 2018 Membership: 8 communicant; 0 baptized Pastor: Vacant Website: ...
Drew Gordon | September/October 2023 Issue
It’s a question every believer has considered if they’ve lived long enough to ponder the next generation: How can we know that the faith will be ...
Patricia Boyle | July/August 2023 Issue
One day while working at Geneva College (1997–2000), I stopped in the bookstore and bought What Is So Amazing about Grace? by Philip Yancey. Reading ...
Quinter, Kan., RPC Matthew Sexton, pastor Our congregation in northwest Kansas recently honored deacon Sam I. Chestnut, who served for 56 years. He ...
Louise Turmenne | July/August 2023 Issue
Since 2008, the Reformed Presbyterian Theological Seminary (RPTS) has honored 16 people with the Faithful Servant Award. The annual award recognizes ...
“Spiritual abuse is when a spiritual leader…wields his position of spiritual authority in such a way that he manipulates, domineers, bullies, and ...
Ryan Hemphill | July/August 2023 Issue
Introduction Years ago, four friends and I decided to skydive for our 21st birthdays. I heard from others more than once, “Why would you jump ...
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 ...
Nathaniel Pockras | July/August 2023 Issue
This year is the 225th anniversary of the refounding of the Reformed Presbytery in America. Arguably that event more than any other marks the founding ...
Location: Elkins Park, Pa. Presbytery: Atlantic Organization: 1851 Membership: 53 communicant; 23 baptized Pastor: John Edgar Website: ...
The work of the Home Mission Board is often understood as just assisting presbyteries in the work of church planting. While this is one of the primary ...
I made my way past Our Lady of Guadalupe Church and down Chandler Street. The smell of fresh corn dogs, tamales, and beer settled with the fading ...
If you go to our website, receive a newsletter, or visit us on social media, you may have noticed the new logo for the Reformed Presbyterian ...