If the Lord Jesus Christ be the only source of authority within His own Church, then it is abundantly obvious that it is an unlawful interference with that authority for any party, civil or ecclesiastical, to intermeddle with His arrangements, to claim right to regulate His institutions, or to pretend to the power of adding […]

The sermons for this past Lord’s Day have been posted on the Sermons page.

The Morning and Afternoon Sermons have been posted on the Sermons page. Note, these sermons are by Pastor Aaron Messner the Chaplain of Covenant College as he was filling in for Pastor Gary Roop who was away this week.

Notes from the Morning Sermon: Acts 12:18-25 Herod Agrippa & the Word of God “And immediately the angel of the Lord smote him, because he gave not God the glory: and he was eaten of worms, and gave up the ghost. But the word of God grew and multiplied” Acts 12:23-24, KJV.

By D.G. Hart, Ph.D. Historically, Calvinists have not been known for being the life of the party. Most know that John Calvin ran a fairly tight ship in Geneva. Meanwhile, Reformed worship strikes many people as austere. Examples such as these have earned Calvinists the reputation for being “God’s frozen chosen.” Times change. Today, Calvinists […]

While the title of this book is quite apt, the subtitle (‘The Case for Liturgy in the Reformed Tradition’) is somewhat misleading. Yes, the author D. G. Hart discusses ‘liturgy in the Reformed Tradition’ in several of the essays collected here, and he does so with remarkable faithfulness. But the underlying thesis of this book, […]