The congregation has benefited from the preaching of our pastor, Charles Brown, as well as from Reformed Presbyterian Theological Seminary student Ian ...
A concerning issue with the article “The Christian and the COVID Vaccine” (Jan./Feb. 2021) is the polarizing nature of it, especially in a time of ...
Kyle Borg | March/April 2021 Issue
On Apr. 23, 1994, I woke up before the sun. It was Saturday morning, which meant it was the one day of the week I got to tag along with my dad on his ...
Philip and Hélène Choinière-Shields | January/February 2021 Issue
This story begins and ends with a vision. The shortest psalm in the Bible, Psalm 117, reads: “Praise the Lord, all nations! Extol him, all peoples! ...
Andrew Stewart | January/February 2021 Issue
An army advancing with banners. A beautiful bride. A royal priesthood. A new humanity. These phrases have been used to describe the Christian Church. ...
Rich Holdeman | January/February 2021 Issue
In the coming days, believers in all parts of the world are going to be faced with the question of whether or not to receive a vaccine against the ...
Mark Brown | January/February 2021 Issue
“Selma, Alabama? You can’t go there. They kill black people there!” That was the sincerely concerned response of a family member upon ...
When the first Covenanter forefathers of the Lisbon RP Church came up the St. Lawrence River from Ireland in 1819, folklore says they were bound for ...
Joel E. Wood | January/February 2021 Issue
“The wisdom that is from above is first pure, then peaceable, gentle, open to reason, full of mercy and good fruits, without partiality, and without ...
Drew Gordon | January/February 2021 Issue
Author Margaret Atwood said, “A word plus a word plus a word is power.” Seldom has that been demonstrated more prominently than with last year’s ...
Nathan Eshelman | January/February 2021 Issue
When I was a student of theology, on the way to a presbytery meeting, my pastor and I were stopped by airport security because his baggage was ...
Mikayla Covington | January/February 2021 Issue
My full-time job is saving babies from abortion. It sounds exciting, doesn’t it? Picture it: boldly standing outside of Planned Parenthood and ...
Faith Martin and Charles McBurney | January/February 2021 Issue
This article is an excerpt from the first chapter of the new book The White Chief of Cache Creek (Crown & Covenant, 2020). The Wichita Mountains ...
Heather H. | January/February 2021 Issue
As the second semester of my senior year at Geneva College approached, I, like many college students, felt the rising pressure of figuring out what I ...
Vicki Smith | January/February 2021 Issue
As we look back at 2020, we can struggle to find an attitude of thankfulness in the midst of the experiences that blindsided us last year. From a ...
Pastor H.P. McCracken, his wife, Carly, and their three children left Orlando in October, after receiving a call to Salt and Light (Longmont, Colo.) ...
Bruce Backensto | January/February 2021 Issue
What are your plans for Tuesday, July 20, through Monday, July 26? Too early to know? Perhaps not, if you are one of those who had registered to ...
Keith Evans | January/February 2021 Issue
As I send off students from the Reformed Presbyterian Theological Seminary, the one nugget I leave with them from a counseling perspective is, ...
January 08, 2021
The Editorial Assistant executes the editorial calendar for the Reformed Presbyterian Witness and assists in production of books and other materials ...
November 23, 2020
Pastor Jay E. Adams (1929–2020) spent most of his life in pastoral, teaching, and counseling ministries. He taught homiletics, counseling, and ...
The only congregation of the RPCNA in the state of Wyoming is in Laramie, a small city sprawled across a broad valley along Interstate 80 where the ...
Though unfamiliar to some, since at least Augustine it’s commonplace to speak of man’s fourfold state: the state of innocency, the state of ...
I recently learned that quite a few people inquire with the RP Witness for practical suggestions on how congregations can find encouragement for ...
Having grown up in the midst of war-torn Iran and in a strictly Muslim family, at age nine Naghmeh Panahi nonetheless heard the Word of God and ...