Jan – Feb 2025 | Reformed Herald

Your arrows are sharp in the heart of the King’s enemies; the peoples fall under You. Your throne, O God, is forever and ever; a scepter of righteousness is the scepter of Your kingdom. You love righteousness and hate wickedness; therefore God, Your God, has anointed You With the oil of gladness more than Your

The RCUS Publications Committee has opened an Amazon Seller Account and listed the books in the depository on Amazon.com. Consequently, the publications page on rcus.org (Resources/Publications) lists all the RCUS titles without distinguishing between those in the depository and those available directly from Amazon as print-on-demand books. There are several reasons for this decision. Listing

And in the morning, you shall see the glory of the LORD; for He hears your complaints against the LORD. But what are we, that you complain against us?” Also, Moses said, “This shall be seen when the LORD gives you meat to eat in the evening, and in the morning bread to the full; for

We flew into hurricane-ravaged Cuba on a red eye flight, arriving in Havana on a Thursday morning. Thankfully, our AirBnB unit had electricity, at least most of the time. I continue to be amazed that a government so opposed to private enterprise has loosened the rules in order to encourage the capture of more tourist

This past October I made my third visit to Mexico with our Field Representative, Dr. Bill Higgins.  For 26 years Dr. Higgins has been sharing in a 3-day conference, giving presentations on different Reformers with our Spanish-speaking faithful in Mexico City at the Seminario Teológico Juan Calvino and then again in Paracho Michoacan and other

What is Church about? If you answer that question by saying, “It is about my salvation.” You are not alone. It is easy to have the idea that it is about my salvation because salvation is very important to each one of us. However, Church is not first of all about salvation. We are here

Now that Luther’s soul was finally filled with peace, having been set free from the slavery of trying to earn his salvation, he began to see the many abuses in the Church and boldly spoke out against them. The first abuse he addressed was indulgences. To grasp the importance of indulgences, we need to understand

At Ebenezer Reformed Church’s 2024 Mission Fest, your editor took the opportunity to interview Rev. Chris Marquez of the Reformed Church of Los Angeles.  Rev. Marquez was received as a minister into the Western Classis of the RCUS in March, and the church he serves was received in September of this year.  The narrative below

This has been quite an active year for our RCUS congregations!  Examples could be multiplied, but here are a few brief notices of some of the happenings from this year. Create a Will

Two remarkable men arose in Nottinghamshire during the reign of Queen Elizabeth. William Brewster was born between 1560 and 1566 in Scrooby. John Robinson came into the world in 1575 in Sturton-le-Steeple, not too many miles down the road from Scrooby. Both men studied at the University of Cambridge, Brewster at Peterhouse College and Robinson