The North American Presbyterian and Reformed Council (NAPARC) has thirteen-member churches. The Associate Reformed Presbyterian Church (ARPC), The Canadian Reformed Churches (CanRC ), The Reformed Church of Quebec (ERQ ), The Free Reformed Churches of North America (FRCNA), The Heritage Reformed Congregations (HRC), The Korean American Presbyterian Church (KAPC), The Korean Presbyterian Church in America... Continue Reading

If the Church of England continues to reject God’s Word, it will indeed die for lack of true knowledge, from sheer starvation and thirst. A church cannot live on aesthetics alone but on every word that comes from the mouth of God. Only on that rock can we truly behold the beauty from which and for which... Continue Reading

Friends, whether we have been offended or we have offended others, if we know there is opposition or tension between us and another, go and be reconciled! Maybe the other will not be willing, but we shouldn’t assume anything until we have tried. Do what you know to be right and if the other refuses,... Continue Reading

The decision comes after the Board of Trustees reviewed the college’s financial outlook and strategic alternatives. Despite efforts to adjust its growth model and address deficits, Trinity faced mounting challenges, including post-COVID financial losses, declining enrollment, heightened competition for students, and shifts in donor support. These factors ultimately made it difficult for the college to... Continue Reading

The most basic element of music is rhythm. This is true of faithfulness as well. A life of faithfulness is not accomplished in one burst or sporadic starts and stops, but a rhythm of steady diligence over time. Singing reminds us of this. We cannot sing an entire song in one second; rather, music exists... Continue Reading

Some will say that the causes are too complex for moral clarity, that the violence is part of wider struggles over resources, and that religion is only one lens. That is partly true. But complexity is no excuse for moral opacity. Even where motives are mixed, when terror groups or militias deliberately attack communities identifiable... Continue Reading

The next Coordinator of MNA should embrace the spirit of the founders of the PCA. He should shed the entanglements of racial and social issues and embrace an approach to ministry that is “Faithful to the Scriptures, True to the Reformed Faith, and Obedient to the Great Commission.”   The former Coordinator of Mission to... Continue Reading

When faced with sin, we tend to have two gospel-driven emotions which well up within us: anger and compassion. These are combined upon the cross as God’s righteous anger and fury against sin are poured out upon his Son in the place of sinners. But we are not the perfect and holy God, so we... Continue Reading

The beauty of the gathered church is not merely her structure, but her Guest. “Lo, I am with you always, even to the end of the age” (Matt 28:20). Christ Himself walks the ranks. He inspects His soldiers, heals their wounds, and renews their vows. Every sermon heard is His voice. Every sacrament received is... Continue Reading

Prov. 11:14: “Where there is no guidance, a people falls, but in the abundance of counselors there is victory,” (ESV).   If you are a truly-called-by-Christ ecclesiastical minister of the gospel of grace, then this very short treatise is a little bit directed to you. If you are not a person specifically (and really) called... Continue Reading