Month: January 2022

Women’s Consultation 2022

TO ALL IN THE UPCSA Dear Presbyterians, This is a reminder and a follow up to a message that was released before the end of last year on the subject stated above. All […]

17 January, 2022Announcements, ATTENTION, News and Events, Presbytery news and events
MODERATOR’S LETTER JANUARY 2022

TO ALL IN THE UPCSA Dear Fellow Presbyterians, Compliments of the New Year. Please receive this letter from the Moderator of the General Assembly of the UPCSA to mark the beginning of the New Year, […]

8 January, 2022Announcements, ATTENTION, Moderator's Letter, Moderator's Letter, News and Events, Presbytery news and events

When Jesus Looks You in the Eye
1 April, 2026
What will you see, and feel, when you look into the fire of His eyes? What a fearsome wonder that will be. What a horror for an unshielded sinner. And what a purifying, exhilarating, unnerving, satisfying thrill for those who love Him, worship Him, and know themselves rescued by Him. I turned to see... Continue Reading
Weaponizing the Ethos
1 April, 2026
It is wrong to weaponize the ethos. It is wrong to shame and blame those with whom we disagree. Criticism is not contention and disagreement is not disunity. To critics of the Plumb Line we would simply say: We love the EPC as much as you do. In all that we have written in the... Continue Reading
The Difference Between Presbyterians and Congregationalists at the Westminster Assembly
1 April, 2026
The Westminster Assembly began the debate with Matthew 16:19 and the power of the keys, but they “quickly realized that there was no settled reformed position regarding to whom church power passed after Peter—whether it was visible saints, elders, presbyteries, synods, national assemblies etc.” (242–243). A review of The Crisis of British Protestantism: Church... Continue Reading

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