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Shepherding with Loving Discipline

December 05, 2022

This article appears in the December edition of Tabletalk [https://tabletalkmagazine.com/] magazine and concludes a twelve-part series on the subject of shepherding. See below for links to previous articles. In this age

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Christmas

'Tis the Season for Topigetical Sermons

December 03, 2022

. . . the issues which surface for debate among Reformed believers during Christmas season are vitally important to the health, well-being and biblical faithfulness of Christ’s church . . .

Rut Etheridge III Rut Etheridge III

The Clouds of Heaven

December 03, 2022

The following article is a guest post from Keegan O'Bannon who is president of Bearon Manufacturing and a member of the Bloomington (Indiana) Reformed Presbyterian Church. In what is commonly called

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Did You Forget the Tree?

December 01, 2022

As the festive season approaches, it is good to ask why we engage in celebration? What is the real reason for the season? For certain, this is a time, when most professing Christians,

Andrew Kerr Andrew Kerr

the light of the knowledge of the glory of God

November 30, 2022

The Apostle Paul’s description of God’s grace in his salvation, in 2 Corinthians 4, reveals a most significant truth about what our souls need.  We need to see and know God’

Timothy McCracken Timothy McCracken

Why Johnny Can't Preach

November 28, 2022

T. David Gordon's little book Why Johnny Can't Preach has been out for several years now. I suppose I have been deftly avoiding it since I just finished reading

Matthew Everhard Matthew Everhard

A Very Important Reason to Keep Preaching Hell to Mature Believers!

November 28, 2022

It can be tempting for pastors and elders, who serve gathered congregations of saints, to be misled into thinking that we no longer need to reflect on the excruciating sorrows of the damned.

Andrew Kerr Andrew Kerr
eschatology

Changing Eschatology in the RPCNA (Part 1)

November 26, 2022

This is the first in a two-part series on the change in eschatology within the RPCNA. The first part will explore the postmillenialism prevalent until the middle of the 20th century. The second

Robert Kelbe Robert Kelbe

Innumerable Thanksgiving Blessings

November 24, 2022

Autumn always begins unnoticed, like a spark. Tinges of color barely noticed. Then forests suddenly burst into a blaze of fiery yellows, reds, and oranges. Then, as the flames die out, the leafy

Barry York Barry York

Thanksgiving Day: The Presbyterian Holiday

November 24, 2022

Happy Thanksgiving. Giving thanks and being people of gratitude is something that the Scriptures call us to as a people. In one sense, thanksgiving, is part of the character of the Christian church

Nathan Eshelman Nathan Eshelman
Biblical themes of thanksgiving

The Ultimate Thanksgiving Dinner

November 23, 2022

The Lord’s Supper is The Ultimate Thanksgiving Dinner.

Kit Swartz
Pornography

Battling Pornography

November 22, 2022

Pornography is rampant. And though the church fairs better than the world, the stats are still alarmingly high. So what are we to do? How can the church be set free from pornography?

Keith Evans Keith Evans

Shepherding with Administration

November 21, 2022

This article appears in the November edition of Tabletalk [https://tabletalkmagazine.com/] magazine. No insult is meant to this honorable profession, but most of us would quickly grow bored with an accountant lecturing

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Punishing Praise - Psalm 149

November 18, 2022

All the faithful are called to rowdy, royal, praise of their Redeemer-King Yahweh, as they contemplate & celebrate their holy vocation as agents of His vengeance. Just as Joshua set his boot on

Andrew Kerr Andrew Kerr
heart

A Spiritual MRI of the Heart

November 18, 2022

In Proverbs 4.23 Solomon warns his son, ‘Keep your heart with all vigilance, for from it flow the springs of life.’ He goes on to give admonitions about the mouth, the eyes and the feet (vv24-27), but it is the heart that must be guarded above all else. Why? And how?

Warren Peel Warren Peel

3GT Episode 273: Bridging Denominational Divides

November 15, 2022

Scott is away, undoubtedly hot on the trail of criminals as the newly elected prosecutor. But Kyle is firmly back in his seat as a tripod-caster (or is that tri-podcaster?). And Barry is

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Westminster Confession

A Westminster Divine and an Alexandrian Codex

November 15, 2022

At the heart of the critique of modern Bible versions by some in the Reformed world is their assessment of the Greek manuscripts on which they are based.

Stephen Steele Stephen Steele

How to Use a Prayer Journal

November 14, 2022

I have to admit that I have always struggled with prayer. I hate to say that aloud since I am a pastor. But let's keep that between you and me for

Matthew Everhard Matthew Everhard
preaching

Patiently Hearing the Word

November 11, 2022

It’s fascinating that an inspired letter — a letter that is the very breathing out of God — needs an inspired command to be patient with the breathed out word of exhortation. And if the word of God requires an exercise of patience how much more the preaching of that word

Kyle Borg Kyle Borg
God’s sovereignty

All Things Great and Small

November 09, 2022

Hurricane Ian recently hit Florida. Striking the coast as a Category 4 storm, it slowly meandered its way across the state, leaving millions without power and dumping copious amounts of rain, resulting in

Vanessa Le Vanessa Le
prayer

Stick To It

November 08, 2022

Some Christians ask the same question when returning to regular devotional time: Why did I stop consistently reading and praying daily? It is essential to ask this question: what makes us quit doing something we know we need and that we see has significant benefits in our lives?

Kyle E. Sims Kyle E. Sims

3GT Episode 272: Pastors are Different

November 08, 2022

Yes, you can read that title more than one way! But the way it is meant is that pastors have a variety of gifts and abilities they bring to the ministry. That was

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sexual abuse

Sexual Abuse and Outpacing the Church

November 07, 2022

I am convinced that far from being behind society, the church should be leading in service to the abused. Why? Precisely because of who and what the church is. The identity of the church is not a liability in these matters but our greatest strength and advantage.

Kyle Borg Kyle Borg

Yelling from the Sidelines

November 04, 2022

There are ministers that are in the trenches: preaching, teaching, discipling, counseling, and serving Jesus in the church. And there are those who want to be called ministers, but merely criticize from the

Nathan Eshelman Nathan Eshelman

Prayer Help From The Prince of Preachers

November 04, 2022

“Pray then like this: Our Father in Heaven…” Matthew 6:9 Like many who read this blog, I regularly utilize Charles Spurgeon’s “Morning and Evening [https://www.truthforlife.org/store/products/books-and-booklets/

Lee Hutchings Lee Hutchings
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