A new editor for the RFPA blog

A new editor for the RFPA blog

Dear RFPA friends and supporters, We are happy to announce that Rev. Martyn McGeown, pastor...

Mrs. Frouwe Helenius Venema: de Cock's Wife

Mrs. Frouwe Helenius Venema: de Cock's Wife

Mrs. De Cock was just one of many hundreds of thousands of faithful women throughout history who have served their godly husbands in the service of Christ Jesus their Lord. What a huge debt of gratitude we all owe to godly mothers in Israel, who seek not themselves and their own honor but the honor of our God and the salvation of their children and grandchildren and God’s blessing upon the church of Christ. Often Reformed women have been the spiritual strength of their homes and marriages.

"The voice of fury and power"

"The voice of fury and power"

“The tornado was huge, monstrously huge ... it was an enormous, squat column, nearly as wide at its bottom as at the top ... it was a deep and fearsome black—the black of the third horse of the Apocalypse ... It was a roaring, as though creation had found a voice. The voice sounded from on high. It reverberated from the earth beneath. It echoed in all directions ... As creation is vast, so its voice is loud. The volume, unbearable at a distance, increased as the tornado came on. It was the voice of fury and power. The response of the young man was not so much fear, although he was afraid, as awe—awe as before Jehovah God of Israel come to judge the wicked world in the wrath of his holiness.”
Through Many Dangers – A review

Through Many Dangers – A review

Kenneth Kolk, retired history professor and independent scholar, reviews Through Many Dangers, by P. M. Kuiper....

1834: Hendrik de Cock's Return to the True Church

1834: Hendrik de Cock's Return to the True Church

From 1834: Hendrik de Cock's Return to the True Church, by Marvin Kamps, pages 11-21._________ Formula of...

"With the Heart ... With the Mouth," by H. C. Hoeksema

"With the Heart ... With the Mouth," by H. C. Hoeksema

With the Heart ... With the Mouth, by Homer C. Hoeksema, from The Standard Bearer, Vol 63...