This is our first Friday of the month look at one of the booklets that are provided by The Committee on Christian Education of the...

(A review of the book, “With Reverence and Awe, Returning to the Basics of Reformed Worship” by D. G. Hart and John R. Muether.  Remember...

(A review of the book, “With Reverence and Awe, Returning to the Basics of Reformed Worship” by D. G. Hart and John R. Muether.  Remember...

(A review of the book, “With Reverence and Awe, Returning to the Basics of Reformed Worship” by D. G. Hart and John R. Muether.  Remember...

If you remember from the first Friday in January —This year, on the first Friday of the month, I am sharing some resources that you may...

(A review of the book, “With Reverence and Awe, Returning to the Basics of Reformed Worship by D. G. Hart and John R. Muether.  Remember...

(Next week we’ll get back to our study on Worship.  Today I had a few thoughts regarding today’s Inauguration.) Somehow I cannot imagine...

I want to recommend another resource for study on worship— the book, “With Reverence and Awe, Returning to the Basics of Reformed...

This year, on the first Friday of the month, I want to share with you some resources that you may use, either for your own growth and...

In the last few days, the headlines have been filled with celebrity deaths.  I am not sure if we are more aware of those who die at the...

In Reformed circles we are very familiar with the first question of the Westminster Shorter Catechism:  Q. 1  What is the chief end of...

On Sunday as we began to look at the ninth commandment, “Thou shalt not bear false witness against thy neighbor,” we looked at the letter...

Each year it saddens me how I fail to give thanks as I should, both as much as I should and as often as I should.  I am thankful that we...

We live in a world where fear is commonplace, but it is not always proper fear.  Both before and after the election we have heard a lot...

Well, the 2016 Presidential election in the United States is over.  Now what?  Every four years we have a stark reminder of the great...

In thinking of holidays we have to separate the modern usage of the word with its original definition.  In 1828 in Webster’s original...

Why are we Presbyterians?  Because we are Confessional vs Emotional.  Depending on how much you have been influenced by the emotionalism...

Why are we Presbyterians?  Because we are Reformed vs. Arminian in our Soteriology.  Soteriology simply means, “the study of salvation.” ...

Why are we Presbyterians?  Because we are Covenantal vs Individualistic.  Much of American Christianity is individualistic.  I attend a...

Why are we Presbyterians?  Because we are “presbyterian” in our “Ecclesiastical Polity”. “Ecclesiastical Polity” is one of those fifty...