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 ...
Abigail Archer, Maggie Becker, and Rich Holdeman | November/December 2021 Issue
On the second weekend in August, a group of over 250 people gathered from all over the United States, and even from other countries, in a small town ...
Patricia Boyle | November/December 2021 Issue
With the great need of finding people equipped to give Christ-centered care, there’s all the more reason to thank God for Mindy Cable. Many readers ...
Barry York | November/December 2021 Issue
We live in an unprecedented time. Pulpits throughout the land are empty. (Currently, more than a dozen pulpits are open in the RPCNA.) Opportunities ...
David Whitla | November/December 2021 Issue
It is not often that the Reformed Presbyterian Church of North America captures the news headlines. But for the week of May 24–June 1, 1871, the ...
The RPC of Canada Formation Committee | November/December 2021 Issue
The 2021 RPCNA Synod voted to form a new Canadian Reformed Presbyterian denomination. This decision was made upon the request of six RP congregations ...
Drew Poplin | September/October 2021 Issue
In Romans 1:17, the Christian is encouraged to know that in the gospel “is the righteousness of God revealed from faith to faith.” Matthew Henry ...
Kobi Kothman | September/October 2021 Issue
Northern Nevada holds surprising beauty. The state is much more than the stereotypical arid deserts of Hollywood westerns and the bright casino lights ...
Cheryl Hemphill | September/October 2021 Issue
In “Teaching Your Children about Money” in the March/April issue, the author talked about stewardship, giving, saving, deferred gratification, the ...
Caleb McCracken | September/October 2021 Issue
Ongoing maintenance and physical improvements to the campus are an ever-present reality for residential institutions of higher education like Geneva ...
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 ...
Gordon Keddie | September/October 2021 Issue
Unless faithfully preserved and periodically rekindled, the memory of great men and their accomplishments soon passes from the consciousness of ...
C.J. Williams | September/October 2021 Issue
The crux of our weekly experience of corporate worship is undoubtedly the sermon. The Word of God, and especially the preaching of it, is the powerful ...
Lydia Stowe | September/October 2021 Issue
Hospitality is a means of grace, a way to extend warm generosity to fellow believers, a privilege and duty of all believers—and a terrifying concept ...
Alicia Hemphill and Esther Howe | September/October 2021 Issue
Editor’s note: This is the last in a series of articles about pastors and families. October is Pastor Appreciation Month, and it’s a great time ...
Joshua Smith | July/August 2021 Issue
Having been raised in a covenant home, the Spirit’s work in my life has been evident as long as I can remember. At a young age, the Lord instilled ...
Portraits of Christ is a wonderfully helpful collection of meditations, nourishing the soul and enriching the mind. For many years, Keddie and Whitla ...
Bob Hemphill | July/August 2021 Issue
I’ll give you my whole set of army men, and I’ll throw in my electric football game too.” That was my best friend, Piggy, speaking. He was ...
Jeff Stivason | July/August 2021 Issue
Not long ago I met a man who belonged to a civic club. The association had a certain rhythm. They had monthly meetings, quarterly spaghetti dinners, ...
Heather H. | July/August 2021 Issue
I was fascinated by mission work very early in my life. Through high school and college, my fascination grew into a passion, and I knew God had set me ...