Presbyterian Reformed Church Presbytery Meeting May 19-21, 2010 Holiday Inn Express – Altoona, Des Moines, Iowa Devotional Exercises...

Presbytery Meeting April 15-17, 2009 Hampton Inn, Manassas, Virginia Devotional Exercises Presbytery began with the reading of 2 Cor...

By Roy Mohon Title: Keeping the Heart Author: John Flavel Publisher: Soli Deo Gloria Publications: 2965, Leonard St., NE, Grand Rapids,...

Presbytery Meeting June 2008 Nashville, Indiana Devotional Exercises and Call to Order A regular meeting of the presbytery of the...

Presbytery Meeting June 6-7, 2007 Ridgecrest, North Carolina I. Call to Order The meeting was called to order in the Mt. Laurel Lodge in...

By Roy Mohon Mel Gibson’s film Apocalypto will introduce cinema audiences on both sides of the Atlantic to the ancient apostasy that...

By Roy Mohon On this CD there are 80 works by 50 authors in the Puritan tradition consisting of 22,000 pages. Familiar names include J....

By Rev. Michael J. Ericson A major controversy has developed over the past year in the Reformed community. While there are often...

By William Romaine The effectual fervent prayer of a righteous man availeth much (James 5:16 ). Peter therefore was kept in prison, but...

By William Binnie The voice which rises to the throne of God in the Psalms is the voice of the Church rather than of the individual...

By John Duncan 1. Our frailty and entire dependence as creatures on the self-existent and infinitely glorious Jehovah. 2. Our awful...

By Dr. William Young Both opponents of the views of Gordon H. Clark and undiscriminating epigones have sometimes regarded him as an...

By Robert Lewis Dabney Dr. William H. McGuffie used to relate with a good deal of wit one of his own trials under this devious theory of...

By David Dickson Truth’s Victory Over Error, from which the following ex­cerpts were taken, was the first published commentary on the...

By Dr. William Young Introduction The Lord Jesus Christ has declared, “Verily I say unto you, except ye be converted, and become as...

By John Murray The Westminster Assembly was wholly British in its composi­tion. It should not, however, be thought that these British...

By John Murray The Calling It should be conceded, without fear of intelligent contradiction, that the Westminster Confession of Faith,...

By William Symington The Westminster Assembly, it is well known, was convened by an ordinance of Parliament. In the year 1641 the...

By Dr. William Young William Twisse was born near Newbury, England. His father, a clothier, had him educated at Winchester, from which at...

By John Murray A perusal of the statements of the Westminster Confession of Faith and of the Larger and Shorter Catechisms bearing upon...