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A Tribute of Sorts to Pastor Frank Walker During our church’s search for a new pastor, my wife has said many times that we are looking for a unicorn. The biblical unicorn is rare, strong, dexterous, and unafraid of men (Num. 24:8; Job 39:9; Ps. 29:6). We need a very special sort of pastor. Frank […]
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Register for the Tricentennial Family Conference here: www.accelevents.com/e/tricentennial. Registration closes on May 10th.
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Unlikely Empress and Champion of the Weak Theodora is a departure from women introduced in past articles. Not only was she born more than a millennium earlier, but her beginnings were humbler. She did not grow up with nurturing Christian parents or educational opportunities. Her childhood was traumatic. She came from a poor family in […]
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The Greek term chara appears throughout the New Testament. It is translated by the word joy and refers to a feeling of inner happiness. Holy Scripture refers here to an emotion, a sense of delight and gladness. The remarkable thing about the biblical teaching is that joy is commanded by God. Our duty is clearly […]
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In this special episode of Christ the Center, we commemorate the 300th anniversary of the Reformed Church in the United States (RCUS) with special guests Dr. Maynard Koerner and Wayne Johnson. This is Camden Bucey. Dr. Koerner and Mr. Johnson take us on a historical journey through the origins, theological developments, and challenges that have shaped the RCUS […]
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