The Well-Ordered Home
Our dear friend Dr. Terry Johnson (Pastor of the Independent Presbyterian Church of Savannah, Georgia) has penned a brief, yet brilliant explanation of the virt...
Category: Piety
Grace-Based Parenting
Several times a year we have the joy to baptize one of our covenant children. Hopefully, you can look past “The Cuteness Factor” and see the weightiness of what...
Confer of the Word
(Guest Post: Tony Rogers) In WLC #160 it lists several things that are incumbent upon those who hear the Word, among which is the seldom-mentioned requirement...
Honoring Jan Robbins
On Wednesday afternoon we had the great joy to celebrate the retirement of Jan Robbins, our longtime Church Secretary. Jan came to us in the Spring of 2004. Fro...
Bring Them Up in the Training & Admonition of the Lord
Because we have been studying the section (in our Sunday AM expositions) of Ephesians 5:22-6:9 where the Apostle Paul is dealing with everyday relationships, es...
Is WRPC a Church for Introverts or Extroverts?
What is an introvert ? According to social theorists, introverts… Enjoy time alone Consider only deep relationships as friends Feel drained after activities out...
Go to the Ant
“Go to the ant, O sluggard; consider her ways, and be wise.” – Proverbs 6:6. (This is a variation of a devotional I wrote recently for a high school athletic te...
Personal Piety and Robert Murray McCheyne
Born in May, 1813 in Edinburgh, Scotland, Robert Murray McCheyne was the son of a prosperous lawyer and the youngest of five children. While a university studen...
The Martyrdom of Patrick Hamilton
Both our sons were named for martyrs for the Reformed Faith. Our oldest son is “John Patrick” after the great Patrick Hamilton, the first martyr of the Scottish...
Christ Is to the Heart Like a River Is to a Tree
One of my dearest friends (we’ve spent hundreds of hours together!) is Jonathan Edwards (1703-1758), indisputably the greatest intellect produced on American so...