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Three Reasons to Read the Westminster Larger Catechism (Even If You’re Not a Presbyterian)

The Westminster Larger Catechism may sound like something just for Presbyterians—or theology wonks. But it’s actually a rich resource for any Christian serious about discipleship and biblical living. Let’s explore why you should consider reading it. “Your word is a lamp to my feet and a light to my path.” — Psalm 119:105 (ESV) 1….

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The Blessing of God’s Complete Revelation: A Reflection on Westminster Confession 1.1

General and Special Revelation: Two Ways God Reveals Himself The Westminster Confession of Faith, chapter 1, section 1, begins by distinguishing between general revelation and special revelation. General revelation consists of what can be known about God through the light of nature, the works of creation, and His providence (Psalm 19:1-2). These testify to God’s…

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How Can Confessionally Presbyterian and Reformed Churches Grow in Evangelism?

Are you eager to grow in obedience to the Great Commission? If so, you won’t want to miss this two-part podcast interview with Reverend Chris Byrd, the first-ever Regional Home Evangelist in the Orthodox Presbyterian Church (OPC) Presbytery of New Jersey and Puerto Rico. Hosted by Brad Hertzog of Outward OPC, these episodes offer valuable…

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Growing Fascination with the Roman Empire: A Massive Opportunity for Evangelism

Interest in the Roman Empire has surged in recent years. Google Trends data suggests that YouTube viewers in the U.S. are more interested in the Roman Empire than in American history. This presents a unique and powerful opportunity for evangelism. The rise of ancient history podcasts and YouTube channels signals a cultural moment. People are…