Reformation Bible College

Rev. Tyler Kenney of Immanuel Presbyterian Church reflects on 1 Corinthians 1:26–31, urging believers to remember their calling and boast only in Christ. Learn more about RBC at reformationbiblecollege.org .

Speaking from Hebrews 2, Dr. Matthew Dudreck explores how Christ’s life, death, resurrection, and ascension reveal the presence, promise, and power of our redemption. Learn more about RBC at reformationbiblecollege.org .

Dr. John Currie of Westminster Theological Seminary teaches from Luke 11:5–13, encouraging believers to approach God in prayer with boldness and confidence in the Father's goodness. Learn more about RBC at reformationbiblecollege.org .

Dr. Stephen Nichols, president of Reformation Bible College, teaches from 2 Timothy 2:1–13, presenting four models of Christian endurance and reminding believers of God’s unwavering faithfulness. Learn more about RBC at reformationbiblecollege.org .

Rev. Jared Jeter from Ligonier Ministries teaches from John 17:14–19, reflecting on how God’s Word sanctifies and equips believers for their mission in a world opposed to truth. Learn more about RBC at reformationbiblecollege.org .

Dr. David Harding, pastor of St. Petersburg Presbyterian Church, teaches from 1 Thessalonians 2:10–13, urging believers to treasure the Word of God not as mere information but as the living truth that transforms. Learn more about RBC at reformationbiblecollege.org .

Dr. John Tweeddale, professor and academic dean at Reformation Bible College, reflects on Psalm 63 to explore how believers can pursue God in seasons of spiritual dryness, disappointment, and isolation. Learn more about RBC at reformationbiblecollege.org .

Dr. Stephen Nichols opens the semester at Reformation Bible College by reflecting on 1 Corinthians 1:4–9, encouraging students to pursue speech and knowledge not for self-glory, but in light of their union with Christ. Lean more about RBC at reformationbiblecollege.org .

Preaching from Philippians 2:1–11, Dr. Burk Parsons urges believers to pursue unity, love, and lowliness of mind, pointing to Christ’s incarnation and obedience as the ultimate example. Learn more about RBC at reformationbiblecollege.org .

Rev. Justin Borger of St. Paul’s Presbyterian Church preaches from Daniel 8, urging believers to remain steadfast in their calling despite the rise and fall of worldly powers. Learn more about RBC at reformationbiblecollege.org .

Rev. Don Bailey opens Galatians 6:1–5 to highlight the humility required to carry others’ burdens and the personal responsibility each believer bears before the Lord. Learn more about RBC at reformationbiblecollege.org .

Rev. Levi Berntson reflects on Mark 14:1–9 to challenge students to examine their motives, urging them to pursue theological study and Christian service out of love for Christ, not personal gain. Learn more about RBC at reformationbiblecollege.org .

Rev. Samuel Vitalino opens Revelation 2:1–7 to examine the strengths and failures of the Ephesian church, reminding us that doctrinal fidelity must be matched by a heart burning with love for Christ. Learn more about RBC at reformationbiblecollege.org .

Preaching from Exodus 3, Dr. J. Nicholas Reid explores the call of Moses and the enduring comfort of God’s presence, reminding students that Immanuel is the answer to every fear and inadequacy. Learn more about RBC at reformationbiblecollege.org .

Chris Larson, President and CEO of Ligonier Ministries, reflects on John 6 to emphasize the church’s need for continual reformation according to God’s Word and the enduring hope found in Christ alone. Learn more about RBC at reformationbiblecollege.org .

Dr. John Tweeddale opens Jeremiah 9:23–24 to remind students that the goal of theological education is not self-glory, but to know the Lord who delights in steadfast love, justice, and righteousness. Learn more about RBC at reformationbiblecollege.org .

Dr. Stephen Nichols, president of Reformation Bible College, opens Romans 9 to reflect on the doctrine of election and its implications for humility, gratitude, and gospel proclamation in the life of a student. Learn more abour RBC at r eformationbiblecollege.org .

Rev. Frank Cavalli opens 1 Samuel 1 to trace Hannah’s journey from grief to praise, encouraging believers to trust God’s sovereign purposes in seasons of unmet desire. Learn more about RBC at reformationbiblecollege.org .

Rev. Thomas Brewer of Ligonier Ministries reflects on John 1:35–42 to explore Jesus’ first recorded words in the Gospel of John, inviting students to consider what and whom they are truly seeking. Learn more about RBC at reformationbiblecollege.org .

Dr. Derek Thomas opens Colossians 1:15–18 to examine the preeminence of Christ in creation and providence, encouraging students to rest in the assurance that He governs every detail of their lives. Learn more about RBC at reformationbiblecollege.org .

Rev. Tyler Kenney from Immanuel Presbyterian Church reflects on 2 Corinthians 1:8–11 to encourage believers to ask for prayer, showing how mutual intercession strengthens relationships and glorifies God. Learn more about RBC at reformationbiblecollege.org .

Preaching from Titus 2, Rev. Michael Glodo explores how the grace of God trains believers to live in the present age with self-control and zeal for good works, as they await the appearing of Christ. Learn more about RBC at reformationbiblecollege.org .

Dr. Joshua Owen opens Romans 5:1–5 to examine the nature of Christian hope, showing how it shapes our present endurance and points us toward the beatific vision of Christ. Learn more abour RBC at reformationbiblecollege.org .

Dr. Guy P. Waters opens Romans 6:1–14 to explore how the gospel shapes sanctification, urging Christians to live in light of their identity in Christ and present themselves to God as instruments for righteousness. Learn more about RBC at reformationbiblecollege.org .

Dr. Barry York, president of Reformed Presbyterian Theological Seminary, preaches from Isaiah 66:7–14 to reflect on the church as our spiritual mother, calling believers to love and honor her as the place of new birth, nurture, and comfort. Learn more about RBC at reformationbiblecollege.org .