Living Way Reformed Presbyterian Church

The Moral Law of God summed up in the 10 Commandments continues to be binding on all humanity.

The Lord is worthy of our praise at all times.

Jesus charges His disciples to be watchful for His return and faithful in what He's called them to do.

After this past week filled with hatred, violence, and evil - the imprecatory Psalms give us a way to cry out to the Lord for justice and find true hope and comfort.

Seek the Lord at the time he may be found and be filled with the blessed joy of His forgiveness.

When faced with challenging and seemingly hopeless situations we need to humble ourselves before the Lord and get real with Him about our helplessness and we will find real hope and strength.

We can find contentment in the Lord as we stay calm in trials remembering God's sovereignty; keep our cool by trusting in His judgments; and standing confident in the truth of His Word.

In Psalm 22 we have the suffering of Jesus on the Cross. As Jesus came to identify with us in our misery so that He might be our perfect sacrifice for sin - we're called to identify with Him as we suffer knowing He will bring us comfort and victory.

When feeling discouraged, remember the good things the Lord has done for you in the past, remember His perfect attributes, and cling to what you know to be true - the promises of His Word.

In times of spiritual drought - earnestly seek the Lord and clint to the promises of His Word with every fiber of your being so that you might regain confidence in faith and trust Him even though circumstances remain the same.

In the midst of trials, rampant evil and sudden tragedies we may be tempted to doubt God's presence. It's at such times that we must cling to what we know to be true - the truth of God's Word.

The Christian has no reason to fear because Jesus is our Light, our Salvation, and our Strength.

Through Jesus we receive the threefold blessing of His peace, His presence, and His grace.

As members of Christ's body, the church, we commit ourselves to holding one another accountable through encouragement and also through correction and admonition.

A general introduction to the book of Acts

Jesus is the victorious King of Glory who will come again to claim the world He has created.

The critical question everyone needs to ask when confronted with the Gospel is whose side are you on?

We're called to live our lives disciplined and shaped by the word of God. Glorifying God by working hard at your calling and being diligent to do good works.

As you live your lives in anticipation of the glorious return of the Lord be diligent to pray for the spread of the gospel, remember the faithfulness of the Lord, and carry on in the work God has called you to do.

Prayer is a gift the Lord has given. Be diligent to share this gift with others as you pray for one another to be comforted and strengthened.

If the Lord has chosen you and poured His love on you; if He has called you to faith through the Gospel; and if His Spirit is at work in you, then be assured you're held securely in His grasp even in the midst of life's trials and storms.

The greater the forgiveness the greater the love.

To avoid the deception of the spirit of antichrist at work in the world you must know God's Word, believe God's Word and above all trust in Jesus who will hold you secure.

Though the Man of Sin is yet to be revealed, the spirit of anti-Christ is already at work. Christians need to be discerning so as not to get swept away by the deception.

Jesus desires to bless the little children with the blessings of God's covenant faithfulness.

Jesus challenges those who hear the Gospel to obey and produce good fruit as a demonstration of their faith in Him.

The Man of Sin will be revealed in time, but the mystery of lawlessness is already at work in the world. Stand guard then and hold fast to the truth of the Gospel.

We need to develop a habit of prayer - not only to grow in our relationship with the Lord, but to be a warrior in the battles against our own sin and temptations as well as stepping out and doing what God has called us to do for His glory.

False teaching, failed predictions, and a lack of contentment with what God has revealed in His Word stir great fear and anxiety about the End Times. Christians need to be rooted in God's Word and use it as the standard to test every teaching.

The bottom line of all that we endure in this life because of our faith in Christ is our good and God's glory.

The righteous judgment of God is coming to vindicate the godly and destroy the wicked. This is a great comfort to the people of God who suffer.

The Lord wants us to grow in faith and in our love for Him and one another more and more so will be like Jesus.

In this introduction to Paul's 2nd letter to the Thessalonians we note the key themes of the letter as well as the doctrine and blessing contained in the simple greeting.

Jesus has harsh words for those who have an outward appearance of religiousness, but inwardly their hearts are far away from God.

As you walk your journey of faith, beware the stumbling blocks of lack of understanding, pride, exclusivism, Judgmentalism, and idolatry.

God's plan for you is to become more and more holy until you are made perfect at the return of Jesus Christ.

We need to be open to the leading of the Spirit and the truth of God's Word as we move toward greater holiness; but we should also be diligent to discern every truth claim using the infallible standard of God's Word.

The Apostle Paul gives three brief commands that should not only be a part of our worship, but how we live our lives.

True peace isn't just the absence of conflict but involves unity and oneness - reflecting the peace with God Jesus secured for us.

The Lord has entrusted the elders of the church with great responsibility. Honor those who so faithfully labor among you.