Tag: Winter 2019

The Gospel According to Godliness

Post author By Ian Goligher
Post date January 9, 2019

In recent times the Roman Catholic Church has been much in the news for all the wrong reasons. The mask of pious pretence came off to reveal fearful depths of depravity among her clergy. Corruption in the papacy, however, is nothing new. Before the Protestant Reformation, immorality of Roman Catholic…

Post author By The Editor
Post date January 8, 2019

Mothers-in-law often get a bad rap. Not too often do their sons and daughters-in-law have too much good to speak of them. However, I have to say that I was blessed to have a mother-in-law who was a real gem: a humble, hard working, gracious Christian with a big heart…

Post author By William Pinkston
Post date January 7, 2019

Note: Part 1 of Animal Rights and Wrongs. Animal rights and animal abuse are current topics. What should man do or not do with, to, and for animals? What Scriptures teach about animal/human relations was discussed in the previous article. At Creation, God placed animals under man’s dominion. The Old…

Post author By Ian Goligher
Post date January 6, 2019

Dr. Mark Allison was the minister of Malvern FPC, PA until 2014. He currently serves as President of Geneva Reformed Seminary, Greenville SC. We interviewed him to get some helpful tips to understanding the Word of God. What are the key proofs for the Bible’s inspiration? The Bible claims inspiration for itself.…

Post author By The Editor
Post date January 5, 2019

Biblical Foundations We, the Free Presbyterian Church of North America (FPCNA), declare our commitment to the authority of the Word of God as the sole rule in matters of faith and practice. Our ethical standards will not be determined by individual experience, by the will of the majority, or by…

Post author By Stephen Pollock
Post date January 4, 2019

In this short series of articles, we have dealt with the aims of Sunday school teaching, the principles governing the content, and the importance of catechization. But who should take on the task of teaching? What qualities should we look for in identifying those who could be appointed? What attributes…

Post author By Derrick Bowman
Post date January 3, 2019

I have been going to Wednesday night prayer meeting my whole life. I’m thankful to my parents for instilling in me a lifelong pattern of church attendance. Now that I’m a pastor, it’s my job to go to church, but even if I were not a pastor, I’d still go…

Post author By Rachel Huffman
Post date January 2, 2019

In Bible times, many rich people owned slaves, and everyone recognized them because one of their ears was pierced to show they belonged to a master. The little book called Philemon near the end of the New Testament tells us about Philemon, a wealthy man from Colosse, who owned a…

Post author By The Editor
Post date January 1, 2019

I heard hymns for the first time at the age of eleven. Up until then, I didn’t have any spiritual influences in my life. My parents were unbelievers and never went to church. Then God graciously saved my mother, and she began to take my brother and me to church…

The Gospel According to Godliness

Troubled But Care Free

Animal Rights and Wrongs Part 2: A Modern Biblical View

Bible Study Q & A With Dr. Mark Allison

FPCNA Presbytery Statement on Sexual Ethics

Qualifications of a Sunday School Teacher

The Value of the Prayer Meeting

Onesimus: The Slave Who Finally Lived up to His Name

God Moves in a Mysterious Way