Reformation Bible College

Rev. David Wooten opens Luke 7:18–28 to examine the difference between doubt and unbelief, urging students to take their questions to Jesus and find confidence in His promises.www.reformationbiblecollege.org

Rev. Levi Berntson opens Mark 8:11–21 to examine the disciples’ failure to understand Jesus’ provision, urging us to see with spiritual eyes the One who gives daily bread and offers Himself for our salvation. Learn more about RBC at reformationbiblecollege.org .

Dr. John Tweeddale opens Psalm 78:1–8 to reflect on the calling of every believer to be an educator, passing down the knowledge of God’s Word and His redeeming works to the children yet unborn. Learn more about RBC at reformationbiblecollege.org .

Dr. Stephen J. Nichols is president of Reformation Bible College, chief academic officer for Ligonier Ministries, and a Ligonier Ministries teaching fellow. Dr. Nichols earned his M.A. in philosophy from West Chester University, M.A.R. in theology from Westminster Theological Seminary, and Ph. D. in apologetics from Westminster Theological Seminary. He also received an honorary D.H.L. from Geneva...

Dr. Keith Mathison opens the book of Zephaniah to reflect on God's justice and mercy, urging believers to rejoice in the promise of redemption and the inheritance secured by Christ. Learn more about RBC at reformationbiblecollege.org .

Rev. Levi Berntson opens Joel 2:28–32 to trace the prophet’s expectations of salvation and the Spirit’s work, urging believers to trust in God’s promises past, present, and future. Learn more about RBC at reformationbiblecollege.org .

Dr. Ben Shaw opens Exodus 20:7 to examine the weight of the Lord’s name, reminding us that our words and actions must uphold His holiness and not be used for empty purposes. Learn more about RBC at reformationbiblecollege.org .

Dr. Sinclair Ferguson preaches from Romans 5:1–11 to reflect on the privileges of justification, showing how the believer rejoices in hope, in suffering, and ultimately in God Himself. Learn more about RBC at reformationbiblecollege.org .

Dr. Matthew Dudreck opens 1 Corinthians 1:18–25 to reflect on the gospel’s countercultural message, showing how the cross dismantles human boasting and calls us to depend wholly on the calling and gift of Christ. Learn more abour RBC at reformationbiblecollege.org .

Preaching from Psalm 12, Rev. Jared Jeter examines the unfaithfulness of human speech and the reliability of God’s Word, reminding us that Christ is the trustworthy Savior who fulfills the promises of Scripture. Learn more about RBC at reformationbiblecollege.org .

Drawing from 1 Peter 1:20–21, Dr. Stephen Nichols presents a theological reflection on Christ’s foreordination, incarnation, resurrection, and exaltation, urging believers to anchor their faith and hope in the sovereign God who knows and redeems His people. Learn more about RBC at www.reformationbiblecollege.org .

Dr. George Grant reflects on Philippians 4:8–9, urging students to embrace a lifelong pursuit of truth, beauty, and virtue through a curriculum of righteousness rooted in the gospel. Learn more about RBC at reformationbiblecollege.org .

Preaching from 1 Peter 4:12–19, Rev. Augustus Nicodemus encourages believers to entrust their souls to a faithful Creator, viewing persecution not as a strange event but as a means of sanctification and assurance of future glory.www.reformationbiblecollege.org

Dr. John Tweeddale opens the fall semester with a message from Psalm 119:97–104, encouraging students to delight in God’s Word as the source of wisdom, conviction, and spiritual nourishment. Learn more about RBC at reformationbiblecollege.org .

Drawing from Hebrews 13, Dr. John Tweeddale outlines six exhortations for Christian living, reminding us that love for God and neighbor flows from our union with Christ and equips us for every good work. Learn more about RBC at reformationbiblecollege.org .

Dr. Gregory R. Lanier reflects on Colossians 4 to show how Paul’s friendships reveal that ministry is never a solo endeavor—church is a team sport built on encouragement, comfort, and gospel partnership. Learn more about RBC at reformationbiblecollege.org .

Drawing from Romans 12:1–8, Dr. Ben Shaw challenges Christians to offer themselves in spiritual worship by discerning their gifts, thinking with sober judgment, and serving one another in love. Learn more about RBC at reformationbiblecollege.org .

Dr. Christopher Cleveland opens Hebrews 12 to encourage believers to run the race of faith with endurance, fixing their eyes on Jesus, the author and finisher of salvation. Learn more about RBC at reformationbiblecollege.org .

Dr. Matthew Dudreck reflects on the promise of Revelation 21, inviting us to behold the glory of the new heavens and new earth where evil, death, and sorrow are no more. Through vivid imagery and biblical exposition, he calls us to shape our lives around the destination of eternal life with God. Learn more about RBC at reformationbiblecollege.org .

Rev. Frank Cavalli teaches from Acts 21 on discerning the will of God, showing how Paul’s resolve to face hardship for the sake of the gospel challenges Christians to walk in obedience, guided by the Word and the Spirit. Learn more about RBC at reformationbiblecollege.org .

Chris Larson, president and CEO of Ligonier Ministries, exhorts students to embrace prayer as communion with God the Father through the Son in the power of the Spirit, drawing from Colossians 4:2 and examples throughout Scripture. Learn more about RBC at reformationbiblecollege.org .

Rev. Justin Borger teaches from John 3:22–36, urging believers to embrace their God-given station in life and rejoice in the divine necessity of Christ’s increase. Learn more about RBC at reformationbiblecollege.org .

Rev. Levi Berntson, professor at Reformation Bible College, teaches from Hebrews 7 to show how Jesus Christ is the superior high priest, appointed by God, eternal, sinless, and the once-for-all sacrifice for His people. Learn more about RBC at reformationbiblecollege.org .

Dr. John Tweeddale reflects on Colossians to present a theology of thanksgiving, urging Christians to give thanks for everything, especially the gift of Christ and the community of faith. Learn more about RBC at reformationbiblecollege.org .

Dr. Stephen Nichols, president of Reformation Bible College, reflects on Matthew 9:20–22 to show how Christ’s mercy and righteousness meet our uncleanness and make us whole. Learn more about RBC at reformationbiblecollege.org .