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. . A major ingredient that has become insignificant and even opposed by contemporary public education in the American schools is the Reformed understanding of the element of “regeneration.” Regeneration can be understood as being in contrast to the blank…
. . Presbyterians Week Headlines [1] From the Christian Observer, vol. 64, no. 26 (1 July 1885) – Death of Mrs. Flavia B. Converse [23 December 1804-26 June 1885], Widow of Publisher the Late Rev. Amasa Converse, D.D. [2] Articles Concerning the…
. . Presbyterians Week Headlines [1] ARP Synod Elects the Rev. Jamie Hunt Moderator-Elect [2] ARP Synod Votes for the Ecclesiastical Bureaucrat’s “Chameleon of Unctuous Etiquette” in Lieu of Matthew 18, the ARP Book of Discipline, and Parliamentary Procedure [3] Syrian Christian Convert…
Presbyterians Week Headlines . [1] Correction [2] Irish Pastor Under “Hate Crime” Investigation for Sunday Sermon against Islam [3] Former Bergdahl Pastor Responds to Taliban Release of Bowe Bergdahl [4] Commemorating Treaty of Trianon on Day of National Unity [5] Christian Reformed Church and…
. . Presbyterians Week Headlines . [1] New Christian Observer Articles for June 2014 [2] University Reformed Church of Lansing, Michigan Votes to Leave Reformed Church in America, to Affiliate with the Presbyterian Church in America [3] Exiting First Presbyterian…
. . by Dr. Chuck Baynard . Dear Pastor, I am almost seventeen. I just took one of those home pregnancy tests. It was positive. We are Christians and I know mom and dad are going to hit the ceiling.…
A Plea for the Most Literal Rendering of the “Faith of Jesus” Genitives . “Shall their unbelief make the faith of God without effect?” Romans 3:3 Geneva Bible . The Post-KJV Pattern According to the most literal rendering…
. . The great “sin” projected by the Progressive thinking of our day in American public education is what they call “racism”. But what is racism? Racism is a bad thing and should be rejected. But it has become a…
. . “But if the watchman see the sword come, and blow not the trumpet, and the people be not warned; if the sword come, and take any person from among them, he is taken away in his iniquity; but his blood will…
. . “But if the watchman see the sword come, and blow not the trumpet, and the people be not warned; if the sword come, and take any person from among them, he is taken away in his iniquity; but his blood will…