Covenant Reformed Ruston

Have you ever disagreed with someone other than yourself? Does that scare you or cause consternation in your relationships with others? Perhaps this is a timely video for you:

How to Have Healthy Disagreements Within Your Church - TGC Conference 2025 This talk is a recording of the auxiliary event "How to Have Healthy Disagreements Within Your Church" hosted by The Good Book Company at The Gospel Coalitio...

Wayne helped me get to Ruston, as he did for many churches and pastors across the country.

Tribute to the Life and Ministry of Wayne Herring - PCA Administrative Committee Wayne Herring was a beloved teaching elder and founding father of the PCA who served as a pastor, church planter, and pulpit supply during his five decades of pastoral ministry.

Began with tornados and continued with a whirlwind of discussions. It was a great day for Reformed church’s of North Louisiana

Reminder about a free event this Saturday.

Got plans next weekend? What about questions?

A week from tomorrow, our pastor Rev. Warren Bennett will be joining a panel of guest pastors to discuss a Biblical understanding of critical theory.

Don’t forget to register by March 12: https://cpcnatchitoches.org/what-does-the-bible-say/.

Covenant Reformed Ruston Pineville Presbyterian Church Grace Presbyterian Church

My friend Brian Lee writes about the challenges of empty pulpits in the URCNA. There are similar problems in NAPARC. The church needs to pray to the lord of the harvest and spur men on to pursue ministry: pastors, elders, and deacons are needed!

https://heidelblog.net/2025/03/pastoral-openings-in-the-urcna/?fbclid=IwY2xjawI2wT5leHRuA2FlbQIxMQABHUiu6ea_3o2U4FN9oI8ZmsEnCfOljY1oWhciEv7IbTvteutitpWq9nFcvA_aem_SLuoWISEL0G3oXLKKr8rlQ

Pastoral Openings In The URCNA - The Heidelblog A few years ago, the United Reformed Churches in North America (URCNA) began regularly posting a list of pastoral openings on our website.1 This week I searched for the list to share with a young seminarian in our congregation, and I was surprised to find twenty-two openings. At first glance,…

Join us as we talk about topics confronting our homes and churches.

Join us March 15 at 9 a.m. as Rev. Chris Stevens kicks off our third annual seminar. He’ll be leading the panel of pastors during the first session as they discuss what a Biblical approach to technology use looks like. Rev. Chris Stevens pastors Covenant Reformed Presbyterian Church (PCA) in Ruston, LA.

This is a free event with lunch included. Please register via the event page by March 12 so we have a headcount for food: https://cpcnatchitoches.org/what-does-the-bible-say/.

Covenant Reformed Ruston Pineville Presbyterian Church Grace Presbyterian Church

Listening to the Bible: Why Scripture Was Meant to Be Heard (Dru Johnson) Ep. #188 Most of us read the Bible with our eyes—but what if we’re missing something essential by not listening to it? In this episode, Dr. Dru Johnson challenges the...

God's Word with eyes or ears? Paul says to give our attention to the public reading so people could hear (1 Tim 4:13). Dr. Johnson gives a nice 17-minute explanation why Scripture was designed to be heard.

Listening to the Bible: Why Scripture Was Meant to Be Heard (Dru Johnson) Ep. #188 Most of us read the Bible with our eyes—but what if we’re missing something essential by not listening to it? In this episode, Dr. Dru Johnson challenges the...

Exciting.

Dr. Michael Kruger Appointed Chancellor’s Professor of New Testament and Early Christianity | Reformed Theological Seminary CHARLOTTE, N.C. — Reformed Theological Seminary (RTS) is pleased to announce that Dr. Michael J. Kruger has been appointed the Samuel C. Patterson Chancellor’s Professor of New Testament and Early Christianity, effective June 1, 2025. After twelve years of dedicated service as President of RTS C...