Stillwater Reformed Presbyterian Church

Psalter selection: 51D. This meditation highlights three roles of the Holy Spirit in Psalm 51: convicting David of his sin with Bathsheba, renewing him in faith and obedience through sanctification, and maintaining his union to Christ. David's plea 'do not take your Holy Spirit from me' underscores the Spirit's vital work of assurance and pardon.

Jesus offers peace to all who would repent and receive Him as savior. But He warns of war that falls on all who reject Him.

You are a steward of the King! Be faithful and compassionate in your service.

As many as receive Christ, to them He gives the right to become children of God, to those who believe in His name: who are born, not of blood, nor of the will of the flesh, nor the will of man, but of God.

Psalter selection: 139B. This meditation focuses on God's omniscience and omnipresence as attributes of the Holy Spirit, showing that no place is beyond God's reach and no thought is hidden from Him. The psalm offers comfort that the Spirit, whom Jesus called the Comforter, knows us fully and is always present with His people.

Christ, our King, blesses His church. Therefore, let us serve God with reverence and godly fear.

Christ, our King, conquers all His enemies.

The transfiguration of Christ was a revelation of His glory and also directs our minds and hearts toward what is to come, as well as our response. We delve into that as we wrap up the series.

Let God's great gift and promises move you to pray.

Doctrine is for life, how to live, and we look at ramifications of the sight of God on our lives, centered on love, joy, and ultimately, glory.

The covenant of grace has been accomplished by the promised Davidic King, the Lord Jesus Christ.

God's many marvelous works of creation testify to His power and the work of the Spirit. Psalter selection 104D.

We look into the Lord's glorification of Himself through us, and our own glorification in Him, and consider what we will see upon death vs. at the resurrection. And more.

These teaching sessions come from the 2024 Midwest Women's Fellowship Retreat. Note: They are teaching sessions, not sermons. In them, Pastor David Hanson and his wife, Ruth, tell of their application of Psalm 128 to the vital ministry of hospitality.

These teaching sessions come from the 2024 Midwest Women's Fellowship Retreat. Note: They are teaching sessions, not sermons. In them, Pastor David Hanson and his wife, Ruth, tell of their application of Psalm 128 to the vital ministry of hospitality.

These teaching sessions come from the 2024 Midwest Women's Fellowship Retreat. Note: They are teaching sessions, not sermons. In them, Pastor David Hanson and his wife, Ruth, tell of their application of Psalm 128 to the vital ministry of hospitality.

Serve the Lord with joy because the Spirit dwells in you by virtue of Christ's resurrection.

We drink deeply from Psalm 63, concerning meditation and satisfaction in God alone, and turn our attention to holiness in Him and setting our minds on things above.

If you are hunting for a house, for an eternal home, look no further than the house Jesus prepares.

Public worship is a crucial, God-ordained means for seeing Him in this life and preparing for the life to come. We delve into that and the fellowship of saints.

May you approach your life with humble, joyful, resolute devotion to God - that all you do would be done "before the Lord."

We look at the incarnation of the Son, which is God made visible, and the mission of the Holy Spirit, transforming us into the image of the Lord. Also, the Holy One full of joy with God's countenance.

Out of love, God offers life to sinners. Come to Christ with humble joy.

Psalm 73 shows us there is nothing on Earth to satisfy besides God. He is invisible, yet He has condescended to covenant with us (WCF 7). Seeing Him in the OT, and more.