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 ...
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 ...
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 ...
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 ...
Noah Bailey and Pete Smith | July/August 2023 Issue
You likely know the Reformed Presbyterian Church has a particular understanding of the public worship of God. You might also know the church has a ...
Shawn Anderson | July/August 2023 Issue
The doctrine of providence is a central thread weaving through the fabric of the Scriptures. This belief asserts that God ceaselessly sustains and ...
C. Lee Hutchings | July/August 2023 Issue
Every family knows to some extent the pain and reality of conflict. However, the children of the patriarch Isaac and Rebekah not only started a family ...
Theodora Brown | July/August 2023 Issue
Prayer is one of the most special privileges we have as Christians. Because of Christ’s sacrifice, we are allowed to talk to the Creator of the ...
Evelyn Kruis | July/August 2023 Issue
Ken Smith is a man who knows Jesus personally and deeply; and, if you ever get an opportunity to hear him pray, you will know this truth for yourself. ...
Michael Howarth | July/August 2023 Issue
Location: East Providence, R.I. Presbytery: Atlantic Organization: 2000 Membership: 49 communicant; 21 baptized Pastor: Daniel Howe Website: ...
Drew Gordon | July/August 2023 Issue
It’s dangerous to daydream at Synod. If you miss a sentence here or there, you can lose track of the flow of discussion or even be thinking of the ...
Nathaniel Pockras | June 22, 2023
For many years, the RPCNA Synod has met at conference centers such as hotels or universities. Until the early 20th Century, this was not the ...
Evelyn Kruis | May/June 2023 Issue
My husband and I have ventured into a project to collect stories of older women in the church—stories of saints who lead ordinary lives of suffering ...
Noah Bailey and Pete Smith | May/June 2023 Issue
This is a timely question! The challenges and costs of shuffling pastors from one pulpit to another reappear most often when our denomination ...
Joel E. Wood | May/June 2023 Issue
Different After God had made all other creatures, he created man, male and female.…” Answer 17 of the Westminster Larger Catechism positions ...
Bryan Schneider | May/June 2023 Issue
The minor prophets are some of the richest books of the Old Testament. They are chock-full of prophesies, conviction, and vivid illustrations, and ...
Nathaniel Pockras | May/June 2023 Issue
Have you ever heard of Rev. John Cuthbertson? He served in all three regions of the Reformed Presbyterian Church that existed in his time—Scotland, ...
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 ...