devotional Redeemed for Joy November 20, 2024 A devotional reflection on Christ’s sacrifice, redemption from sin, and the joy of abiding in God’s grace. Reflect on His rescue, healing, and the fullness of joy found in His presence.
Christ in the Psalms The Bishop's Predictions November 19, 2024 Without an intense conviction in the hearts of God's children that Christ is in the Psalter, that it is in sympathy with His Passion and His Glory, its words would, after a brief season of deference to ancient custom, be almost unheard in our Churches and Cathedrals.
RPTS Tribute to Dr. Dennis “Denny” Prutow November 18, 2024 The Reformed Presbyterian Theological Seminary Board, Faculty, and Administration mourn the loss of Dr. Dennis “Denny” Prutow, our Professor of Homiletics & Pastoral Theology Emeritus and former Dean of Faculty. Surrounded by his
sacrifice When God Does Not Need Our Service November 16, 2024 Have you ever felt that you are not serving God to your full capacity? Perhaps you’re marking time at a job that does not use your full potential. Perhaps you just lost
3GT Episode 321: Does God Judge Nations? November 14, 2024 The guys establish the fact that the pastor would not record weekly without listeners, the parishioner would be glad to talk without even recording, and the professor is just happy to be here.
Mediatorial Kingship Under One Crown: The Church, the State, and Christ’s Mediatorial Rule November 13, 2024 Discover Christ’s mediatorial rule over church and state through seven historical models, exploring their distinct roles under His authority from Rome to the Reformation and beyond.
Paedocommunion To Commune or Not Commune: A Few Thoughts on Paedocommunion November 12, 2024 The table of the Lord has a cherished place in the church because it bears his name — it’s the Lord’s Table. As King and Head of the Church he determines who may come and in what manner they may come.
The Importance of Remembering November 12, 2024 “...when I remember you upon my bed, and meditate on you in the watches of the night; for you have been my help, and in the shadow of your wings I will sing
A-preachin' and a-teachin' and a-bloggin' and a-podcastin' and... November 11, 2024 Lately, I’ve heard a good number of jokes about podcasts. Here's one. When women talk about others, it’s called gossip, but when men do it, it’s called a
Creation Unveiling God's Plan in Christ: The Mystery of Faith Explained November 06, 2024 An exploration of how God's hidden plan from Genesis to the New Testament is unveiled in Christ, fulfilling prophecies and revealing the mystery of faith as He redeems and renews the world through His sovereign love.
purity Sanctification and Sexual Purity: God's Will for Your Life October 30, 2024 Biblical view on sexual purity: God’s will calls Christians to holiness, abstaining from immorality, and guarding the mind. Practical steps for honoring God with body and spirit in today’s culture.
3GT Episode 320: Take One (Anothers) Daily October 23, 2024 With Scott leading the way, the guys devote this episode to the "one anothers" of Scripture. They first demonstrate how to apply the more negative ones, such as provoking one another.
Women Deacons WOMEN AND THE DEACON'S OFFICE October 23, 2024 In 1888, the RPCNA affirmed women’s ordination to the office of deacon, emphasizing scriptural support and historical precedent while addressing concerns raised by dissenters.
Pastoral Search: Ancient Help October 22, 2024 Is your congregation looking for a new pastor? It is a grueling process for some congregations. Pastors, students, and congregations alike find the process to be less than ideal. Here's one
associate pastors Bits & Pieces 1 October 22, 2024 Thoughts on Associate Pastors The pattern of pairs in pastoral ministry sets a model for this. Sometimes the pairing is mentor and intern (e.g., Moses & Joshua, Paul & Timothy) but also
Tribute to Pastor Ken Smith October 21, 2024 I had heard from his son that it was coming a day or two prior. Yet the news of Ken Smith passing into glory on Friday, October 11, stilled me. I know for
A Good Death? October 18, 2024 No doubt many who campaign for the right to assisted suicide are doing so for the best of intentions, out of care and compassion for the dying. But a law of this magnitude will have all kinds of harmful unintended consequences
holiness Pierced Ears: Fashion or Faith? October 16, 2024 This article explores the biblical arguments for and against ear piercings, examining motives, cultural influence, and Christian liberty, while encouraging thoughtful, heart-driven decision-making.
3GT Episode 319: Christian Municipalism October 14, 2024 The blogosphere and podcast world seem to be discussing Christian Nationalism these days. Why, even 3GT got into the act not too long ago in this episode. Yet, what about focusing this issue
The Storm October 10, 2024 This is a record storm! The pressure is dropping, it's picking up energy! Wow! Look at the backwall of the eye - it's so sharply defined! A sudden upgrade
Politics Be Radical: Don’t Let Politics Hijack the Pulpit— Christ is King October 09, 2024 Keep Christ as the focus. Don’t let politics hijack the pulpit. Speak more passionately about Jesus than any political leader—He alone is King.
Our One Solid Relationship October 08, 2024 Gospel ministry focuses on relationships. In ministry, we proclaim the truth of Christ’s gospel that restores our vertical relationship with God and transforms how we live with others in the church and
3GT Episode 318: Check-up! October 05, 2024 After a late summer hiatus, the gents return to their favorite extracurricular activity to record new episodes of Three Guys Theologizing. Yet alas, the parishioner is still not available. However, undeterred, the pastor
Bible Don’t Settle for Glue: Pursue the Pure Milk October 02, 2024 Discover why only the pure milk of God's Word - not worldly distractions or even theological writings - truly nourishes the soul. Don't settle for spiritual substitutes.
The Dark Night Rises - Psalm 88 September 28, 2024 Introduction If puritan writers were often tortured with physical persecution, these faithful, godly, preachers were no strangers to spiritual affliction either. Though they were reckoned to be the most-skilled pastors at dealing with