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The following is a guest post by Russell Pulliam, an Indianapolis Star columnist and ruling elder at the Second Reformed Presbyterian Church of Indianapolis. Gordon Keddie has a way with words. Maybe it

The following post is a guest article by Kit Swartz, a retired minister in the RPCNA who served for several decades in the Oswego Reformed Presbyterian Church in New York. This article originally

The following article is a guest post by Emory Mangan, daughter of Gentle Reformation author Barry York.                      ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ He who dwells in the Shelter of the Most High, will abide in the Shadow of

The following article is a guest post by Rebecca VanDoodewaard, author of Uprooted: A Guide for Homesick Christians, Your Future ‘Other Half’: It Matters Whom You Marry, and Reformation Women: Sixteenth-Century Figures Who

The following article is a guest post by Rebecca VanDoodewaard, author of Uprooted: A Guide for Homesick Christians, Your Future ‘Other Half’: It Matters Whom You Marry, and Reformation Women: Sixteenth-Century Figures Who

Vanessa Le is a wife and mom to four children age five and under. She enjoys reading, playing the piano, studying theology, and generally being Mommy. She is a member of Orlando Reformed

Vanessa Le is a wife and mom to four children age five and under. She enjoys reading, playing the piano, studying theology, and generally being Mommy. She is a member of Orlando Reformed

I say more: the just man justices; Keeps grace: that keeps all his goings graces; Acts in God's eye what in God's eye he is — Chríst — for Christ plays in ten thousand places,

The following article, the third in a series on the subject of beauty (see here and here for the previous posts), is a guest post by Laura Cerbus. Originally from Western Pennsylvania, Laura

The following article, the second in a series on the subject of beauty (here is the first article), is a guest post by Laura Cerbus. Originally from Western Pennsylvania, Laura lives and teaches

It's summertime and that should mean more time for reading. It's also a good time to remind God's people to read their Bibles. So consider yourself reminded, and here is some help to

The following is a guest post by Russell Pulliam, an Indianapolis Star columnist who directs the Pulliam Fellowship summer intern program for the Indianapolis Star and the Arizona Republic. Name the best biography

The following article, the first in a series on the subject of beauty, is a guest post by Laura Cerbus. Originally from Western Pennsylvania, Laura lives and teaches in Melbourne, Australia, where she

The parishioner is away celebrating his anniversary with his sweetie, so the pastor and prof have fun sharing what people think Scott looks like from just the sound of his voice. Then they

The following guest post was written by Lee Hutchings, pastor of Trinity Presbyterian Church (PCA) of Canton, OH. Our son was due on July 6, 2013. However, he was born 4 weeks early

So the pastor heard that a certain professor (not the one on this podcast!) teaches that fasting is no longer required in the Christian era. He wants to know what the parishioner and

The following article is a guest post from Dr. C.J. Williams, Professor of Old Testament Studies at Reformed Presbyterian Theological Seminary and author of The Shadow of Christ in the Book of

The following is a guest post by Vince Ward, former missionary to South Sudan, author of Pursuit of Glory, and Adjunct Professor of Missions at Reformed Presbyterian Theological Seminary. This article originally appeared

Want an episode guaranteed to make any listener mad one way or another? Then you've come to the right place! For the 3GTers take on the polarizing chaos in our culture and the

The following article is a guest post by Rebecca VanDoodewaard, author of Uprooted: A Guide for Homesick Christians, Your Future ‘Other Half’: It Matters Whom You Marry, and Reformation Women: Sixteenth-Century Figures Who

In a recent newsletter, South Sudan missionaries Zach and Beth Smith related the following account. Gentle Reformation is sharing this excerpt with their permission as well as that of the young lady who

The following post is from the Book Review Team of Greg Enas and Russ Pulliam, who annually submit a list of brief reviews of some of the books they read in the year.

What follows is an excerpt from editor Tom Sullivan's introduction to a modern English translation of The Heavenly Trade or The Best Commerce by Bartholomew Ashwood, published in 1688. Tom is a member