Reformed Congregational Fellowship

Probably one of the most neglected of biblical doctrines, God the Father’s adoption of every person who is justified by faith in Christ Jesus is nevertheless a glorious reality. All the blessings of being a child of God are immediately credited to that privileged believer. A child with full rights of inheriting all that Jesus has earned, he calls God “Father” by the power of the indwelling Holy Spirit, who then begins his work of making the soul and body of the newly adopted child holy. What follows is a lifelong battle with vicious enemies, but this process of sanctification continues until death or Christ’s return in God’s true children. Please come and join us as we consider together these wonderful things, truths we need to be reminded of and that are so needed by our churches today.

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Dear Brethren:

Consider our ignorance about what Genesis 1:2 is describing. How many reasonable questions are raised by this first recorded display of God’s works: “And the earth was formless and empty and darkness was upon the face of the abyss.” Theories abound and most are perhaps best left in silence, but surely this was no suitable place for the image-bearers of God to live. It is far from the first paradise where Adam would be granted intimate fellowship with his Creator and enter upon his charge. Read more »

We are Trinitarians; we believe in the deity of the Holy Spirit; by the Word God the Spirit created all things outside the godhead; he spoke to and through the prophets and apostles every word of Holy Scripture; he illumines and makes those words understood in every saving degree that they may be understood; he created the life of our Mediator in the womb of a virgin; he filled the Lord Jesus’ human nature without limit at his baptism; Read more »