Reformed Presbyterian Church of North America

(Jonah Ch.3) Jonah's message was simple: "Repent." And Nineveh repented. Don't worry too much about theological questions we might face in evangelism. The message God has charged us with is simple.

http://www.sermonaudio.com/sermoninfo.asp?SID=11109207302 From the last two verses of John's Gospel. That was the second service. First was in Isaiah 23.

Blessed Sabbath Day with the saints!

Talk to Ian Wise.

Up - yes! but I wouldn't exactly say it is running just yet. At least I haven't been able to get it to play anything.

I didn't try listening to them all (yet), but the ones I tried all played fine. Nice. Very Nice.

this is awesome...I am post-millennial so i can relate.

interesting

Our AM sermon was on our obedience to Christ and our motives for following Him. We were challenged to not do the minimum, which reflects a heart more interested in legalistic observance of the law than a personal relationship with Christ.

It's the latest in what's been an excellent series on the letter to the Church of Ephesus (Rev. 2:1-7). They ... Read Morecan be listened to at http://www.sermonaudio.com/search.asp?seriesOnly=true&currSection=sermonstopic&sourceid=grrpcna&keyword=The+First+Works&keyworddesc=The+First+Works

Revelation 2:1-7. A church that has sound theology and doctrines; faithful enduring under the pressure from the world; yet if she loses the first love, the Lord will not use that church as a lampstand.

Richard Gamble, the pastor at CHRPC, Beaver Falls, used several texts from Isaiah, particularly chs. 42, 49, and 50, to speak of Christ's suffering as the King and how He needed to allow Himself to endure much pain/hardship/travail so that we might enjoy life everlasting by believing upon Him. And the importance of reading the Word daily was one of the emphases of Dr. Gamble's message by way of application. Excellent it was!

That's nice, but it would be great to have someone knowledgeable about the collection as a whole tell about it. Maybe a history of the collection and some particular treasures in it. Interview Tom Ried and others who know the collection as a whole.

Very nice!

I'm jealous

Thank you all for praying today. No matter what the outcome, God is good. But we especially praise Him that Priscilla has come out of surgery well. Pastor Eshelman just called to say that while she did have ovarian cancer, they got it all and she will not need chemo or radiation.

Please rejoice with us and give thanks!

Amen!

We are praying for her in Seattle

Our congregation currently uses the 1912 U.P. Psalter, which has many great and well-loved versions of the hymns. That said, it's struck me since joining the RPCNA just how seriously the unity of the Psalms is taken - believers from all across the country joining together to sing at the International Conference, which still gives me goosebumps just thinking about it. To hear God worshiped with His word and with such fervent hearts is a great foretaste of heaven.