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Q12: Why is He called “Christ,” that is, Anointed? A: Because He is ordained of God the Father and anointed with the Holy Spirit to be our chief Prophet and Teacher, who has fully revealed to us the secret counsel and will of God concerning our redemption; and our only High Priest, who by the […]
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William Tyndale: The Man Who Gave the Bible to the English People What would you risk so people could read the Bible in their own language? For William Tyndale, the answer was everything. Tyndale was a key figure in the English Reformation who worked to translate the Bible from Hebrew and Greek into English so […]
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Why Does Scripture Sometimes Make Us Wrestle With Hard Questions? Some parts of the Bible seem straightforward, while others make us slow down and think more deeply. But this is often exactly how God teaches us—by drawing us into reflection rather than simply giving easy answers. In this editorial from the Reformed Herald, Rev. Ruben Zartman […]
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Q29: Why is the Son of God called “Jesus,” that is, Savior? A: Because He saves us from all our sins, and because salvation is not to be sought or found in any other. Q30: Do those also believe in the only Savior Jesus, who seek their salvation and welfare from “saints.” themselves, or anywhere […]
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Greenville Presbyterian Theological Seminary (GPTS), a seminary the RCUS supports in their faithful labors in training up men for the ministry, hosted their annual Confessional Conference. Their theme was “The Bride” and all sessions are available to be streamed for free at the following links. We commend them to your use. Day 1 with Scott […]
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