Zachary Blackwood

Psalm 87:2 gives expression to a sentiment of God that is worthy of Christian reflection: > The Lord loves the gates of Zion more than all the dwelling places of Jacob.” In

What does it mean to take the Lord's name in vain? Our inquiring parishioner wants to know! The 3GTers tackle another commandment, this time the third one. Why is God'

In Ephesians 3.18 Paul prays that God would give his readers the strength they need to comprehend something of the limitless dimensions of the love of Christ, but he tucks a little

What is it about a child that pleases parents? What is it about a son that gladdens the heart of a father? What is the greatest compliment a dad could ever pay to

On vacation near Lake Michigan again, here's a memory from ten years ago from my old blog. When I am on vacation, I have one idea of how I like to

Joel Hart wrote the following guest-post. Joel is preparing for pastoral ministry as a student of theology in the Great Lakes-Gulf Presbytery of the RPCNA. He is a rising senior at the Reformed

How might we improve corporate prayer? Last month, I suggested that we replicate a practice [http://gentlereformation.com/2017/07/12/corporate-worship-the-house-of-prayer/] of the early church in which worshipers are given time to

Some helpful articles have appeared recently discussing how ministers, churches, and denominations can start the downhill slide down into theological liberalism that destroys evangelical faith, personal holiness, and ecclesiastical integrity. The following posts