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For those who attended and would like to listen again or for those who could not make it, the following is the audio addresses from Rev Dr David VanDrunen at the recent Christianity and culture conference hosted by RCSS on 22-23 August: The Two Kingdoms: A Biblical Paradigm for ChristianityContinue Reading

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Christianity & Culture Conference Featuring Rev. Dr. David VanDrunen 22-23 August 2014 Hosted by Reformed Church Southern Suburbs (RCSS) ~ Would you consider spreading the word about this conference?  A flyer for distribution can be found here ~ Struggle to relate your faith to popular culture? Should we be concernedContinue Reading

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Professor of theology and apologetics, Michael Horton, writes in a post at Westminster Seminary, CA’s, website: One subject that brings even fundamentalists and liberals together is the criticism of systematic theology. For instance, many of us were reared to suspect that if someone clearly embraced some particular system (e.g., Calvinist,Continue Reading

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What are we praying in the 6th petition of the Lord’s Prayer when we ask: “And lead us not into temptation but deliver us from evil” (Matthew 6:13)?  To find out, click here and listen. In Belgic Confession Article 29 we confess that it is the duty of every ChristianContinue Reading

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Want to learn how to pray in a way that pleases God?  Jesus teaches his disciples in Matthew 6 in the middle of his sermon on the mount.  Listen to the sermons on Christ’s words here. What does it mean to be a part of the one apostolic church ofContinue Reading

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Go to the audio sermons and resources page to listen to a sermon from Matthew 6:1-4 entitled “Beware of hypocrisy” and a sermon on Belgic Confession Article 27 entitled “The church militant.” Come and join us this coming Lord’s Day for more manna from heaven delivered through the public ministryContinue Reading