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In the Church today, it is well accepted that to deny oneself something is better than to indulge in something. It is thought that being poor is better than being rich. I would like to question if this is really biblical. The evidence in the Bible is that self-denial of this kind is not what […]
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The delegates of the 40th meeting of the Northern Plains Classis, held at Grace Reformed Church of Mitchell, SD which is celebrating its 50th Anniversary. The Lord has been gracious in sustaining His people!
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The Reformed Herald recently had the opportunity to speak with our new Mission 2025 Director Bill Lapp. Or perhaps we should say “reintroduce,” since many years ago, Bill was the founding pastor of our church in Mitchell, SD. We asked Bill to share with us a little about his life and family. I was born in Eureka, […]
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The Northern Plains Classis meeting concluded on Friday March 7th with the examination of Elder Larry Lynch for the pastoral ministry. Mr. Lynch’s examination was sustained and he will be ordained in May following his graduation from Heidelberg Theological Seminary.
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The first day of the 40th meeting of the Northern Plains Classis opened elections of officers, pastoral reports, establishment of committees, and ended with an exhortation from Elder Larry Lynch. The second day begins with an examination of Elder Lynch for the pastoral ministry. 2024 Northern Plains Classis Report
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Perhaps what characterizes our times more than anything else is the incessant and oft-times raucous clamor for change filling the ecclesiastical air. The password of those advocating change is “relevance.” The church, it is said, “must be relevant to the times, for only in this way will the Church be able to speak intelligently and […]
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