A Life of Little Decisions
Rebecca Ahlgrim | July/August 2022 Issue
I spent the first 20 years of my life in Niger, French West Africa, the daughter of Baptist missionaries. We sailed on the SS United States in ...
Rebecca Ahlgrim | July/August 2022 Issue
I spent the first 20 years of my life in Niger, French West Africa, the daughter of Baptist missionaries. We sailed on the SS United States in ...
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 ...
This children’s survey of the Book of Psalms is full of surprises and delights. Its structure, visuals, tone, and content are unusual and well ...
Romesh Prakashpalan | July/August 2022 Issue
Eleven years ago, there were no Reformed Presbyterian churches in Texas, but today there are four, and we pray for more. The Lord Jesus Christ is ...
Heather H. | July/August 2022 Issue
“RP Global Missions isn’t good at missionary care.” These were the words of a member of the RPCNA who had spent time as a missionary with ...
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. ...
Russ Pulliam | July/August 2022 Issue
Just 24 years old, Luke Hart is supervising older men in a fast-growing custom furniture factory in Indianapolis. Some call him Brother Luke. Nobody ...
George Wright | July/August 2022 Issue
I am an elder in the Ballyclare Reformed Presbyterian Church, which is in County Antrim, Northern Ireland. Ballyclare is 13 miles from Belfast, the ...
Ward Britt | May/June 2022 Issue
May 29, 1972, was the day I gave up my life. I am here to tell you how and why that happened. My mother was English and married my father during ...
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 ...
Patricia Boyle | May/June 2022 Issue
This year, the Reformed Presbyterian Home celebrates its 125th anniversary. We celebrate God’s abundant goodness and grace in all those years. In ...
Mark Sampson | May/June 2022 Issue
As the shells rip overhead, exploding somewhere behind the Marine, he presses himself deeper into the mud, wishing he were another three feet deeper. ...
Taylor Ramsey | May/June 2022 Issue
Barely able to keep the tears from my eyes, I walked down the church aisle, flowers in hand. My white train swished behind me. In just a few short ...
Tori Mann | March/April 2022 Issue
Do I start my story with God’s promise to Abraham? Or Peter’s sermon to the Gentiles? Or I could start when my ancestors first became believers ...
William Edgar | March/April 2022 Issue
Out of nowhere, as far as I knew, Harold appeared. For two years my congregation had tried calling one “star” after another. None were interested ...
Robert Sabolich | March/April 2022 Issue
I cannot help but smile as I read Nehemiah 10, and not because there is any humor in it. I smile because the author takes the time to work through the ...
Caleb McCracken | March/April 2022 Issue
As a mission station of the denomination, Geneva College is deeply committed to equipping students for fruitful and faithful service to God and to ...
Rich Holdeman | March/April 2022 Issue
The Challenge of Infertility Very few Christian couples preparing for marriage expect to have trouble conceiving and bearing children. Often in ...
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 ...
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 ...
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 ...
I recently learned that quite a few people inquire with the RP Witness for practical suggestions on how congregations can find encouragement for ...