A Short Treatise on Slavery
When you preach in an expositional fashion through books of the Bible, inevitably you are forced to treat topics you might otherwise avoid. Yesterday was such a [Read More…]
Tag: Gentle Reformation Blog
Serving God in Unglamorous Places
In 1848, during the Great Famine, there was a failed Irish nationalist uprising by the Young Irelanders. It culminated on 29 July in a gunfight which became [Read More…]
The Confession & Hard Providences
I can imagine the widow of Nain walking beside the casket of her son, her only son. Her support now gone, she trembles from the aching loss [Read More…]
Productive Christians: Worth Imitating
Last month in Romania a 2000 year old, fully intact, Roman road was discovered. It was well-built and intact. Many Roman era roads are still used today. [Read More…]
Ten Lessons Learned in Church Planting
In God’s wonderful providence, I am once again involved in a church plant. And my heart is filled with joy! Before, during, and after graduating from Reformed Presbyterian [Read More…]
On Eagles’ Wings
In Exodus 19.4 God says that he bore his people on eagles’ wings. What does that mean? It’s a picture he returns to in Deuteronomy 32.11, where [Read More…]
Fasting With Jesus
How do we emphasize that something is important? When writing a sentence, we may add an exclamation point or bold our text. In speech, we tend to elevate our [Read More…]
Faction Friendships
In his recent insightful article on the Gospel Coalition, Pastor Jeremy Linneman argues that (in America at least) people’s already-weak friendships have been diminished and replaced by screen time [Read More…]
Incarnation and the Inevitability of Salvation
The following is an excerpt from an article written by Rich Holdeman, Pastor of Bloomington Reformed Presbyterian Church. She bore a male Child who was to rule [Read More…]
Don’t Quarrel Over Opinions, Welcome One Another
These are critical days for our churches. The Devil is always prowling around like a hungry lion, looking for opportunities to sow division between the people of [Read More…]