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Covenant Reformed News - October 2024
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Today, December 1, is the forty-eighth Lord's Day of this year of our Lord 2024, and another rest stop on our pilgrim journey through this world. "Come unto me, all ye that labour and are heavy laden, and I will give you rest." Matthew 11:28
Below you will find special highlights of PRC and sister-church news. It is our hope that these reports not only inform you but also give you opportunity to pray for the needs of these churches and mission fields throughout the world.
And I saw another sign in heaven, great and marvellous, seven angels having the seven last plagues; for in them is filled up the wrath of God. And I saw as it were a sea of glass mingled with fire: and them that had gotten the victory over the beast, and over his image, and over his mark, and over the number of his name, stand on the sea of glass, having the harps of God. And they sing the song of Moses the servant of God, and the song of the Lamb, saying, Great and marvellous are thy works, Lord God Almighty; just and true are thy ways, thou King of saints. Who shall not fear thee, O Lord, and glorify thy name? for thou only art holy: for all nations shall come and worship before thee; for thy judgments are made manifest. ~ Revelation 15:1-4
If you are new to this website and the PRCA, we invite you to join us in worship today or on any of the Sunday's of this year at one of our local congregations near you; or you may listen online through one of the PRC's livestreams.
Classical appointments and pulpit supply for today in the vacant PRCs: Rev. A. Spriensma in Cornerstone PRC-Dyer, IN; Rev. K. Koole and Rev. J. Holstege in Grandville PRC; Rev. S. Key in Hope PRC-Redlands; Prof. B. Huizinga and Rev. E. Guichelaar in Hudsonville PRC; Rev. W. Bruinsma in Lynden PRC; Prof. R. Cammenga and Rev. D. Lee in Southwest PRC; Prof. B. Gritters and Rev. G. Eriks in Zion PRC. May we count it a blessing of our church federation that we can help one another in these needs. Let us remember to pray for the men who supply these pulpits and for the vacant congregations. And may we continue to pray for men to hear the call to serve as pastors and missionaries!
Special Congregational/Evangelism Notices:
Over the Thanksgiving weekend the PRTS experienced its first significant snowfall this season
PRC Seminary Notices:
Listen to the Reformed Witness Hour each Sunday - on a radio station near you, on Sermonaudio, or on your favorite podcast - wherever you are!
The latest collection of British Reformed Fellowship speeches (2022) titled Union with Christ has been published and is available from the RFPA, Reformed Book Outlet, PRC Seminary, and local PRCs. Follow the link to find more information on this book and to find the digital download.
“...The words we consider today are a part of a larger picture, therefore, one we will consider in our broadcast today. It is true that Isaiah speaks to Judah and us using figurative language. For that reason it may seem to us confusing at first. But these few words gave great hope, comfort, and encouragement to the faithful few who were yet looking for their Savior to come. And as we consider them today they are of great joy and comfort to us too. “There shall come forth a rod out of the stem of Jesse, and a Branch shall grow out of his roots.” That will be our focus in our broadcast today: Christ’s birth.
Prior to the birth of Jesus Christ the nation of Israel had once again departed from Jehovah and was no longer looking for her Messiah. It was a dark point in the history of God’s church once again, just as it was in Isaiah’s day. It was not as if the church had disappeared. Yes, Jerusalem was destroyed and God’s people were led into captivity, as Isaiah prophesied. But God led His people back to the land of Canaan after the period of captivity in Babylon. She had rebuilt the temple and was worshiping with her sacrifices there. However, the worship of the church was empty and vain. The Jews in their sacrifices no longer looked for a Messiah who would save them from their sin. The nation was swallowed up in work-righteousness. The Deliverer they sought was going to be an earthly king who would rule on the throne of David restoring Israel to her former glory. Only few in Israel yet looked for their Messiah to come to deliver them from their sin.
The church existed in name therefore, but it was thoroughly apostate. Times looked bleak for the church. The glory had departed from Israel. Mere formal worship, vain traditions, worldly living. Would the Messiah ever be born? Out of a stem shall spring forth a rod and out of a root shall grow a branch! Christ the Savior is born!
Taken from the 2022 Advent radio message by Rev. W. Bruinsma, "The Branch of Jesse."
News from the Reformed Witness Hour
December 2024
December 2024 Broadcast Schedule
Lord willing, for the month of December, Rev. Haak will lead us as we consider the treasure and the wonder of the birth of Jesus Christ in his series, The Blessings of Emmanuel’s Reign. Isaiah 35 speaks to us in a picturesque way of the blessings that will be brought when Immanuel comes. “The desert,” we read, “shall blossom as the rose…the eyes of the blind shall be opened…the parched ground shall become a pool of water…the redeemed of the Lord shall go upon a highway of holiness.” The point of the chapter is that when God pours out upon us sinners His goodness and grace in the coming of His Son Immanuel, great blessings come upon His precious church. Tune in to hear these beautiful messages!
December 1
The Desert Shall Bloom as the Rose
Isaiah 35:1-2
Rev. C. Haak
December 8
Then Shall a Lame Man Leap as a Hart
Isaiah 35:3-6
Rev. C. Haak
December 15
The Mirage is Become a Pool of Water
Isaiah 35:6-7
Rev. C. Haak
December 22
Great Joy Brought to You
Luke 2:10-11
Rev. C. Haak
December 29
Highway Through the Desert
Isaiah 35:8-10
Rev. C. Haak
December 29
Highway Through the Desert
Isaiah 35:8-10
Rev. C. Haak
RWH Website
If you haven’t visited our website recently, take a few minutes to check it out. We have an extensive broadcast archive which includes transcript versions of many messages, highlights of favorite messages, details on the stations that broadcast our messages and more. Visit at reformedwitnesshour.org.
Who is Downloading RWH Messages?
October was another interesting month for download data from Sermon Audio. You may recall back in April we saw a significantly larger number of downloads, mostly attributed to Cambodia. In October we had another significant increase in downloads, this time, it appears to be attributed to the state of Washington which had 2,723 downloads for the month. Additionally, the state of Texas had a significantly higher number of downloads compared to previous months with 413 downloads. These two states surpassed all other states for highest number of downloads in one month.
Top 5 states reached each month
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June (top 5) |
July (top 5) |
August (top 5) |
September (top 5) |
October (top 5) |
Washington |
10 |
9 |
14 |
26 |
37 |
2,723 (1) |
Texas |
44 (5) |
22 |
19 |
39 |
45 |
413 (2) |
Ohio |
217 (1) |
8 |
5 |
9 |
151 (2) |
124 |
Michigan |
133 (2) |
107 (3) |
114 (3) |
102 (3) |
201 (1) |
149 (4) |
Wisconsin |
12 |
11 |
181 (1) |
30 |
23 |
20 |
Virginia |
36 |
133 (1) |
25 |
120 (2) |
33 |
166 (3) |
So. Carolina |
2 |
13 |
4 |
2 |
21 |
146 (5) |
Illinois |
39 |
66 (4) |
144 (2) |
54 (4) |
95 |
76 |
California |
28 |
24 |
20 |
25 |
141 (3) |
37 |
N. Carolina |
71 (4) |
39 |
96 (5) |
120 (1) |
136 (4) |
36 |
Iowa |
28 |
127 (2) |
41 |
21 |
31 |
27 |
Oregon |
13 |
7 |
97 (4) |
9 |
117 (5) |
9 |
Colorado |
74 (3) |
55 |
18 |
44 (5) |
34 |
18 |
Georgia |
31 |
58 (5) |
66 |
8 |
16 |
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Foreword to new BRF book, Union with Christ (2024)
Union with our Lord Jesus Christ, the subject of this book, is a profound and beautiful biblical truth that exalts the Triune God and comforts believers. Heinrich Heppe explains its nature and significance in continental European Reformed theology:
According to its real nature the calling of the elect is thus an insitio in Christum or unio cum Christo, a real, wholesale, spiritual and indissoluble union of the person of the elect with the divine-human … Redeemer, so that for the former the latter is … the same as soul is for body. The implanting of the elect into Christ is thus the beginning of all appropriation of salvation, of all fellowship in salvation (gratia) and in glory (gloria). At the root of the whole doctrine of the appropriation of salvation lies the doctrine of insitio or insertio in Christum, through which we live in him and he is us. So the dogmaticians discuss it with special emphasis.1
Turning to the British Isles, English Presbyterian preacher John Flavel (1628-1691) marvels at our unio cum Christo:
How transcendently glorious is the advancement of believers, by their union with the Lord of glory? This also is an admirable and astonishing mystery; it is the highest dignity of which our nature is capable, to be hypostatically united; and the greatest glory of which our persons are capable is to be mystically united to this Lord of glory; to be bone of his bone, and flesh of his flesh. O what is this! Christian, does thou know and believe all this, and thy heart not burn within thee in love to Christ?2
This book consists of the speeches and sermons at the 16th British Reformed Fellowship (BRF) Family Conference held in Castlewellan Castle, County Down, Northern Ireland on “Union With Christ” (9-16 July, 2022). Though all the addresses have been reworked somewhat for publication in written form, one of them has been extensively developed: “Christ Is Made Ours:” Calvin’s Doctrine of Union.
The chapters of this book are not in the order in which they were originally spoken. Here we have adopted a logical approach by starting with the Saviour to whom we are united (part 1), before proceeding chronologically with the Old Testament (part 2) and the New Testament (part 3) on unio cum Christo, and concluding with (some) historical theology on our glorious theme (part 4).
The two main authors of this book are both from the United States of America. This is the eighth and last BRF book co-authored by David J. Engelsma, an emeritus theological professor, who has been of immense help in so many ways to the British Reformed Fellowship right from its beginning in 1990. Contributing to his first BRF book is Brian L. Huizinga, a former pastor of Hope Protestant Reformed Church in Redlands, California, who is now Professor of Dogmatics and Old Testament in the Protestant Reformed Seminary in Wyoming, Michigan. These two men are responsible for Parts 1 and 3 of this book, consisting of the two Lord’s day sermons and five main lectures. Angus Stewart, the minister of the Covenant Protestant Reformed Church (CPRC) in Ballymena, Northern Ireland, has written chapters 3 and 9 (parts 2 and 4).
The Lord Jesus Himself illustrated our mystical union with Him as being like that of branches in a vine (John 15:1-8). Thus the front cover of this book is a lovely photograph of a vineyard.
Union with Christ is the eighth BRF book and a worthy addition to our growing collection: Keeping God’s Covenant (2006), The Five Points of Calvinism (2008), The Work of the Holy Spirit (2010), The Reformed Worldview (2012), Ye Are My Witnesses (2014), Be Ye Holy (2016) and Behold, I Come Quickly (2018).3
Our hope and prayer is that this book will serve to spread the spiritual understanding, benefit and enjoyment of union with the Lord Jesus to readers near and far, “to whom God would make known what is the riches of the glory of this mystery among the Gentiles; which is Christ in you, the hope of glory” (Col. 1:27).
Rev. Angus Stewart
BRF Chairman
CONTENTS
Foreword
Part 1: The Christ With Whom We Are United
1. Our Changeless Jesus Christ
2. The Lamb of God Come
Part 2: Old Testament Theology on Union With Christ
3. The Psalm of Union
Part 3: New Testament Theology on Union With Christ
4. Union and the Covenant
5. Union and Election
6. Union With Christ’s Death
7. Union and a New Creation
8. Union and Marriage
Part 4: Historical Theology on Union With Christ
9. “Christ Is Made Ours:” Calvin’s Doctrine of Union With Christ
Appendix
About the British Reformed Fellowship
Today, November 24, is the forty-seventh Lord's Day of this year of our Lord 2024, and another rest stop on our pilgrim journey through this world. "Come unto me, all ye that labour and are heavy laden, and I will give you rest." Matthew 11:28
Below you will find special highlights of PRC and sister-church news. It is our hope that these reports not only inform you but also give you opportunity to pray for the needs of these churches and mission fields throughout the world.
Offer unto God thanksgiving; and pay thy vows unto the most High.... I will praise the name of God with a song, and will magnify him with thanksgiving. ...Let us come before his presence with thanksgiving, and make a joyful noise unto him with psalms. ...Enter into his gates with thanksgiving, and into his courts with praise: be thankful unto him, and bless his name. ~ Psalm 50:14; 69:30; 95:2; 100:4
If you are new to this website and the PRCA, we invite you to join us in worship today or on any of the Sunday's of this year at one of our local congregations near you; or you may listen online through one of the PRC's livestreams.
This Thursday the PRCs in the U.S. will gather for a special morning worship service on the national Day of Thanksgiving. You are warmly welcomed to join us in praising and thanking our good God for His manifold gifts and grace in Jesus Christ.
Classical appointments and pulpit supply for today in the vacant PRCs: Rev. D. Holstege in Cornerstone PRC-Dyer, IN; Prof. C. Griess and Prof. R. Cammenga (Thanksgiving-Prof. D. Kuiper) in Grandville PRC; Rev. R. Barnhill (2nd week); Rev. S. Key (Thanksgiving) in Hope PRC-Redlands; Prof. B. Huizinga and Rev. M. DeVries (Rev. J. Slopsema, Thanksgiving) in Hudsonville PRC; Rev. W. Bruinsma in Lynden PRC; Prof. R. Cammenga and Prof. R. Dykstra in Southwest PRC; Prof. B. Gritters and Rev. K. Koole (also Thanksgiving Day) in Zion PRC. May we count it a blessing of our church federation that we can help one another in these needs. Let us remember to pray for the men who supply these pulpits and for the vacant congregations. And may we continue to pray for men to hear the call to serve as pastors and missionaries!
Special Congregational/Evangelism Notices:
PRC Seminary Notices:
Listen to the Reformed Witness Hour each Sunday - on a radio station near you, on Sermonaudio, or on your favorite podcast - wherever you are!
“It is Thanksgiving! Today all of our country celebrates giving thanks. The vast majority of the masses in our country use this day for vacation, for watching football, for eating and drinking, without the least thought of giving thanks. Others will give thanks to other people or organizations for what they have received from them. Maybe those who are really into this day make a list of people to whom they give thanks: included on the list are friends, family, employers or employees, and so on. But few take any time out to thank God. Very few in this day understand the fact that this day was used by Pilgrims years ago to give thanks to God for providing for them in this new land to which they had traveled. That is the essential reason for this day: to give thanks to God, first of all and foremost for the earthly gifts He has again provided in this past season of the year.
Let us keep that in mind in this week to come. God has given us all these things richly to enjoy! To use Paul’s words in verse 11, God has “enriched us in every thing to all bountifulness.” God has given us everything—no exception—everything that we possess in this life. We can start with all the material comforts and luxuries we have—all the extras. Can you name them? You would be surprised how many possessions we have in this life that are not necessities but extras. We do know what necessities are, right? When we pray that God gives us this day our daily bread, we are asking for necessities: food, clothing, and shelter. These are necessities. These are the basics of life—those earthly, material things we need to live in this world. Anything over and above these are extras. We live in a society of extras. So much have we been given that we are spoiled in all the extras. We hear more from our mouths the words “I want” than any other society, even though we have been given more than anyone else. Americans are forever in debt because, though they have so much more than anyone else in the world, nevertheless they want more of it. God has given to the people of our land much in the way of necessities and comforts. This week we stop for a moment. We pause. We think. GOD has given us these things. We did not earn them. We do not deserve them. God in His providence gives to us these many earthly gifts. They come from His mighty hand. He gives and He withholds. He gives and He can take, and He does at times take away again. We are merely stewards of the earthly possessions God has given us. In this season we bow in humble thanks for the bounties of the earth God has again provided in the year gone by."
Taken from the 2017 Thanksgiving radio maeesage by Rev. W. Bruinsma, "Thanks Be to God."
Today, November 17, is the forty-sixth Lord's Day of this year of our Lord 2024, and another rest stop on our pilgrim journey through this world. "Come unto me, all ye that labour and are heavy laden, and I will give you rest." Matthew 11:28
Below you will find special highlights of PRC and sister-church news. It is our hope that these reports not only inform you but also give you opportunity to pray for the needs of these churches and mission fields throughout the world.
And I saw another angel fly in the midst of heaven, having the everlasting gospel to preach unto them that dwell on the earth, and to every nation, and kindred, and tongue, and people, Saying with a loud voice, Fear God, and give glory to him; for the hour of his judgment is come: and worship him that made heaven, and earth, and the sea, and the fountains of waters. ~ Revelation 14:6,7
If you are new to this website and the PRCA, we invite you to join us in worship today or on any of the Sunday's of this year at one of our local congregations near you; or you may listen online through one of the PRC's livestreams.
Classical appointments and pulpit supply for today in the vacant PRCs: Rev. K. Koole in Cornerstone PRC-Dyer, IN; Rev. W. Langerak and Prof. D. Kuiper in Grandville PRC; Prof. D. Kuiper and Rev. C. Spronk in Hope PRC-Walker; Rev. R. Barnhill (1st week) in Hope PRC-Redlands; Prof. B. Huizinga and Rev. J. Smidstra in Hudsonville PRC; Elder led in Lynden PRC; Prof. R. Cammenga and Rev. J. Slopsema in Southwest PRC; Prof. B. Gritters and Rev. N. Decker in Zion PRC. May we count it a blessing of our church federation that we can help one another in these needs. Let us remember to pray for the men who supply these pulpits and for the vacant congregations. And may we continue to pray for men to hear the call to serve as pastors and missionaries!
Special Congregational/Evangelism Notices:
Rev. Joe Holstege speaking at a recent PRTS chapel
PRC Seminary Notices:
Listen to the Reformed Witness Hour each Sunday - on a radio station near you, on Sermonaudio, or on your favorite podcast - wherever you are!
Read about the doctrinal controversy over common grace that led to the formation of the PRCA!
“We must clearly understand and emphatically maintain that by calling Jesus Christ our Lord we do not place him in a class of lords such as many in the world, but that we acknowledge him as the sole Lord over us and over everything. We do not understand Lord relatively or comparatively, but absolutely. ‘Our Lord’ in the confession of the church refers to an unlimited, not a limited, lordship. It does not tolerate other, perhaps inferior, lordships next to or even under the lordship of Jesus Christ, but it is strictly exclusive of them and wholly intolerant. His lordship is not contingent or dependent upon anything we may do: he is not and does not become Lord, or even our Lord, because we acknowledge him as such and are willing to serve him. On the contrary, our acknowledgment of him as our Lord is strictly dependent on the sovereign exercise of his lordship over us. Even the marvelous fact that we are able to say, “I believe in our Lord” is only a manifestation of his mighty and sovereign lordship, for ‘no man can say that Jesus is the Lord, but by the Holy Ghost’ (1 Cor. 12:3), which is the same as saying that no one can acknowledge his lordship except by the power of his own lordship over him” (Herman Hoeksema). ~ found in Trinity PRC's bulletin today
We are overjoyed that the Lord has opened the door for us to begin meeting with brothers and sisters in Christ living in the Dallas/Fort Worth area!
If you would like to be a part of the very beginnings of this Reformed group of Christians, we will be privileged to have you join us. Whether you are familiar with the Reformed faith, wonder what “Reformed” means, or are just beginning to look to Scripture for truth, join us to magnify our Lord Jesus Christ and build one another up in the Christian faith.
Food and fellowship afterwards.
Services and studies led by Pastor Jim Laning, minister/preacher in the Protestant Reformed Churches in America. You may reach him at: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
We periodically will be sending out articles, podcasts, and pamphlets on Christian doctrines, contemporary issues, and practical matters. If you would like to receive these, just send an email to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. and we will gladly add you to our email list.
Today, November 10, is the forty-fifth Lord's Day of this year of our Lord 2024, and another rest stop on our pilgrim journey through this world. "Come unto me, all ye that labour and are heavy laden, and I will give you rest." Matthew 11:28
Below you will find special highlights of PRC and sister-church news. It is our hope that these reports not only inform you but also give you opportunity to pray for the needs of these churches and mission fields throughout the world.
And the four beasts had each of them six wings about him; and they were full of eyes within: and they rest not day and night, saying, Holy, holy, holy, Lord God Almighty, which was, and is, and is to come. And when those beasts give glory and honour and thanks to him that sat on the throne, who liveth for ever and ever, The four and twenty elders fall down before him that sat on the throne, and worship him that liveth for ever and ever, and cast their crowns before the throne, saying, Thou art worthy, O Lord, to receive glory and honour and power: for thou hast created all things, and for thy pleasure they are and were created. ~ Revelation 4:8-11
If you are new to this website and the PRCA, we invite you to join us in worship today or on any of the Sunday's of this year at one of our local congregations near you; or you may listen online through one of the PRC's livestreams.
Classical appointments and pulpit supply for today in the vacant PRCs: Sem. B. Feenstra in Cornerstone PRC-Dyer, IN; Prof. D. Kuiper and Rev. M. McGeown in Hope PRC-Walker; Rev. K. Koole (2nd week) in Hope PRC-Redlands; Prof. B. Huizinga and Rev. G. Eriks in Hudsonville PRC; Rev. M. DeVries (2nd week) in Lynden PRC; Prof. R. Cammenga and Rev. W. Langerak in Southwest PRC; Prof. B. Gritters and Rev. D. Noorman in Zion PRC. May we count it a blessing of our church federation that we can help one another in these needs. Let us remember to pray for the men who supply these pulpits and for the vacant congregations. And may we continue to pray for men to hear the call to serve as pastors and missionaries!
Special Congregational/Evangelism Notices:
PRC Seminary Notices:
Celebraring her 18th anniversary today (see below) - God be praised for this precious sister in the Lord!
Listen to the Reformed Witness Hour each Sunday - on a radio station near you, on Sermonaudio, or on your favorite podcast - wherever you are!
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The Reformed tradition recognizes that the state is an institution of God for our good.
The Bible teaches that Christians are responsible for submitting to the authority of
the state, paying taxes, giving all due respect and honor to their leaders, and praying
for them. It is the duty of every man, wherever he may live, to be obedient to the
magistrates, according to Romans 13. Lord’s Day 39 of the Heidelberg Catechism asks
and answers this question: “What does God require in the fifth commandment? That
I show all honor, love, and fidelity to my father and mother, and to all in authority over
me; submit myself with due obedience to their good instruction and correction; and also
bear patiently with their weakness and shortcomings, since it pleases God to govern us
by their hand.” Educating Christians in responsible citizenship is a proper responsibility
of the church institute in her preaching and of our Christian schools in the instruction
of our covenant youth. This means that we preach and teach true patriotism — giving
honor to those who have been placed in authority over us by God and thanking Him
for our leaders, for our government, and for our country. As citizens of that country, we
demonstrate our love for God as well as our Christian faith in the way of our obedience
and submission, praying for those in authority.
As Reformed believers with the biblical injunctions, we must pray for those who are
in authority: “I exhort therefore, that, first of all, supplications, prayers, intercessions,
and giving of thanks, be made for all men; for kings, and for all that are in authority;
that we may lead a quiet and peaceable life in all godliness and honesty” (1 Tim. 2:1,
2). We pray for our leaders not only after catastrophes, but continuously as they are
used by God to govern and rule. Are you praying for your leaders, for wisdom for the
president, that through that man and through the sword that is given to the government
that he represents, God’s righteous judgment may be executed against those who take
innocent lives? Are you praying that God will lead rulers to rule in harmony with His
Word? Are you thanking God for the religious freedom and liberties that we enjoy? Are
you praying for our leaders as they ask for soldiers, as they seek to promote peace
and protect those precious freedoms? When my son was called to duty in Iraq, as a
Christian parent I was proud of his duty and his obedience to his calling to serve God by
serving his nation.
Taken from the pamphlet "For God and County" by Rev. A. Spriensma
In November we will broadcast four Christ-centered messages by Rev. W. Bruinsma including a Thanksgiving themed message on 11/24/24. Please help us share these messages!
Waiting on Jehovah
Psalm 27:14
The Final Gathering of the Church
1 Thessalonians 4:13-18
The Heart Defiles a Man
Matthew 15:20-20
Satisfied with Marrow and Fatness
Psalm 65:1-3 (Thanksgiving message)
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