A ten-lesson course, entitled Deacons and Mercy Ministry is being taught by RPTS President, Dr. Barry York. The course consists of video lectures between 25-30 minutes in length, accompanied by PowerPoints and discussion questions....
The Fall 2018 issue of the Reformed Presbyterian Theological Journal is now available. This issue’s content is derived from the Seminary’s 2018 Westminster Conference and the Inauguration of Barry York as the President of...
In evangelism, God has given us the message we need to share with unbelievers. The whole Bible tells the story of creation, mankind’s fall into sin, and the provision of a Savior through Jesus...
Saturday night I returned from an out-of-state ministry trip by flying into the Pittsburgh airport. Shortly before I got on the plane in Atlanta, having been away from the news for a few days,...
On September 7, 2018, about 200 people gathered to participate in the inauguration of Barry J. York as the President of the Reformed Presbyterian Theological Seminary. Dr. York (pictured above with the other seminary...
Recently, I was approached by a friend who asked me a question after I had preached. In the message, I had made a gospel call to the congregation. My friend asked the following question:...
On September 8, 2018, the Reformed Presbyterian Theological Seminary held its annual Westminster Conference. The purpose of the conference is to analyze the Westminster Confession in a twenty-first century context. This year’s topic was...
Barry York, President of the RP Seminary in Pittsburgh has a book coming out on 7th September called ‘Hitting the Marks’. The book is being published by Crown and Covenant Publications and is already...
The Lord’s Day of July 1, 2018 As I enter this day into the presidency of Reformed Presbyterian Theological Seminary, I rejoice that in your providence, O Lord, you set it to be on...
If there is one teaching that the name of John Calvin invokes, it is that of predestination. Wikipedia, certainly no theological publication, at one point began its definition of predestination by mentioning only one...