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Zechariah 10:1-11

Follow My Leader?

June 12, 2021

Just getting ready to preach on Zechariah 10 tomorrow - I have to confess not one of the easier passages from which I have attempted to bring a message to God's

Andrew Kerr Andrew Kerr
Ecclesiology

A "Canceled" Synod?

June 10, 2021

“Christians who can no longer listen to one another will soon no longer be listening to God either ..."

Rut Etheridge III Rut Etheridge III
presbyterianism

A City on a Hill

June 09, 2021

Openness and visibility is the ordinary handmaid to the work of the church and not a liability to our public image, and secrecy and concealment have no regular part in our labors.

Kyle Borg Kyle Borg

3GT Episode 232: Holding Fast

June 08, 2021

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 [https://www.beautifulchristianlife.com/blog/should-christians-fast-or-feast]. He wants

Guest Author
prayer

Christ Is Our Help!

June 08, 2021

Only with God do we find shoulders that are wide enough for the issues and problems of our day.

Kyle E. Sims Kyle E. Sims

Our Hiding Place

June 07, 2021

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

Guest Author
Christian living

No U-turns allowed

June 05, 2021

We live in a plastic world—I’m not referring to the avalanche of plastic which fills our bins, or litters our beaches. I’m thinking of the idea that we can be

Mark Loughridge Mark Loughridge
Puritans

Voices from the Past

June 03, 2021

Today, I’d like to share with you the entry for June 3 from my favorite daily devotional, Voices of the Past (Puritan Devotional Readings), edited by Richard Rushing. This encouragement comes from

Sharon Sampson

3GT Episode 231: The Preacher Behind the Curtain

June 02, 2021

In this latest episode of Three Guys Theologizing, the parishioner asks a question to the preacher and the homiletics professor on a listener's behalf. How do these men go about about

Barry York Barry York

Evangelistic Videos

May 31, 2021

Recently students at Reformed Presbyterian Theological Seminary were challenged to produce videos of 3-5 minutes that proclaimed the gospel to others. Students in adjunct professor Ed Blackwood's evangelism class has to

Barry York Barry York
Anger

Be Angry but Sin Not!

May 31, 2021

Many situations provoke us. We get hurt then get hot. These testing circumstances, when we are tempted to react, are spiritually precarious. We need to pause and reflect. We should let "red

Andrew Kerr Andrew Kerr
Spiritual Dependence

By My Spirit

May 29, 2021

Introduction It is hard to over-stress our great need of God's Spirit. As I finish prep for a talk on Zechariah 4, I've been reminded once again of my

Andrew Kerr Andrew Kerr
natural revelation

An Awesome Display

May 27, 2021

God sustains even the lowliest of creatures – those who have to live in the dirt for 17 years just to get a few weeks in the light.

Richard Holdeman Richard Holdeman
Baptism

Infant Baptism and the Future of the Church

May 25, 2021

Infant baptism announces God's plan of future hope for the church of Jesus Christ.

Joel Hart Joel Hart

3GT Episode 230: Presbyterian Liturgy?

May 25, 2021

The three guys who theologize return to one of their favorite topics - worship! The prof starts off this episode suggesting that all churches have a liturgy as they worship, then lets the

Barry York Barry York
presbyterianism

When Presbyterian Rubber Meets the Road

May 24, 2021

This is where the rubber meets the road. This is Presbyterianism at work addressing what is, at least broadly speaking, the third mark of the church: issues of discipline. This isn’t ancillary to the work of the church but rests upon the very foundation of our identity.

Kyle Borg Kyle Borg

Gospel Seasons

May 24, 2021

If God were to write the gospel In the creation He has made, If He spoke words into pictures - A wondrous plan to be displayed - Might He have made it a

Barry York Barry York

Schism: a Tearing of Christ's Body

May 23, 2021

Schism is a sinful tearing apart of the body of Christ. Schism is a dreadful and sinful thing as the body—even when reformation is the guise— is torn. Sadly, ministers, even converted

Nathan Eshelman Nathan Eshelman

A Desperately Sick Baby and the Secret Will of God

May 21, 2021

Three years ago almost to the day, on 18 May 2018, I posted an article [https://gentlereformation.com/2018/05/18/desperately-ill-babies-and-the-secret-plan-of-god/] with the same title as this one about a baby in

Warren Peel Warren Peel
Poverty

The Poor Are Getting Richer—Along with Most Everyone Else

May 20, 2021

Contrary to popular belief, the poor today have consistently been getting richer, here in the U.S. and around the world.

J.K. Wall J.K. Wall
Temptation of Christ

Psalm 63 and the Temptation of Christ

May 19, 2021

The Psalms are about Christ, some less obviously so than others. Psalm 63 provides an anatomy of what Christ was experiencing during his temptation.

Keith Evans Keith Evans
Evangelism

Springing to Life at RPTS

May 17, 2021

The following post is sponsored by Reformed Presbyterian Theological Seminary [https://gentlereformation.com/2021/05/18/springing-to-life-at-rpts/www.rpts.edu]. As I look around the grounds outside Rutherford Hall, the main building that

Barry York Barry York
preaching

Fossilised Preaching?

May 15, 2021

Most preachers are familiar with the diagnostic question: Could your sermon have been preached in a mosque or a synagogue? It’s a helpful question that pinpoints whether or not we have been

Mark Loughridge Mark Loughridge

The Artist at His Wheel

May 14, 2021

In the midst of the Great Depression, in 1939, The American Pottery Exhibit at The New York World’s Fair offered patrons two collectable pieces of pottery. Two of Homer Laughlin Pottery’s

Nathan Eshelman Nathan Eshelman

3GT Episode 228: R.I.P Huckleberry

May 12, 2021

Sadly, Kyle informs the guys on this episode that the famous hound of Winchester had to be put to sleep. So Scott and Barry quickly form a support group and console with Kyle.

Barry York Barry York
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