Presbyterian Reformed Church

Head Coverings in Worship?

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Head Coverings in Worship? Preached on the Lord’s Day of March 18, 2018 by Pastor Michael Ives, of the Presbyterian Reformed Church of Rhode Island Transcribed from the recording by Paul Barth and originally published at Purely Presbyterian. Part of the practice that our Presbytery has adopted is that in the public worship of God, women have […]

A Modest, Hospitable Discipler

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Pastor Bryan Peters preached “A Modest, Hospitable Discipler” from 1 Timothy 3:2-3 for the Presbyterian Reformed Church of Columbus. An overseer must live modestly, hospitably, and for discipleshipafter the image of the Great Overseer of our Souls. I. Live ModestlyThe overseer of Christ’s flock must live with modesty and integrity. II. Live HospitablyHe must live […]

Trouble Amongst The Brethren

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Pastor Bryan Peters preached “Trouble Amongst The Brethren” from Philippians 4:2-3 at the Presbyterian Reformed Church of Columbus. Faced with trouble and division, Christ calls us to single-minded labor for his Gospel. I. Trouble In this life, God’s people will face trouble and division amongst themselves. II. Unity Christ brings unity amidst his people as […]

Dr. William Young: A Christian Philosophy Teacher

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The following piece was written many years ago by Dr. William Young. A version of this article was originally published in The Christian Observer circa 2001.  It is posted here in its pre-edited form. Let me begin with a confession of sin.  I have much to repent of in my teaching of philosophy, particularly in attempting […]

A Meditation on a Snowstorm

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In God’s providence, the Presbyterian Reformed Church of Columbus was hindered from meeting for public worship on the Lord’s Day, January 20th. Pastor Bryan Peters recorded the following meditation on Psalm 147:16-18 from home for the spiritual benefit of the congregation.