Articles
Humour In Sermons
This article was prompted by the claim "God has a sense of humour". The person who said that was defending a minister who peppered his sermon on Genesis 7 with jokes for laughs.
18/03/2026
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Sermon Reviews
Hebrews 10:19-39: A Serious Sermon Lacking Power.
The sermon of this review is a doctrinally rich, Reformed sermon. There is nothing said here in this sermon that is not true. And so, unlike other reviews on The Reformed Pastor, this review has a concern for what is not said. The point here for the reader, is not "I could do better", but, "we need better" if the brevity of Scripture is to hold sway over our lives.
29/03/2026
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Devotions
From Robert Leighton's Meditations on Psalm 4.
This devotion is taken from the works of Robert Leighton (1611 - 1684) an ordained Presbyterian minister and later, Archbishop of Glasgow. His thoughts upon the Psalm ring as true today as I am sure they did when he first wrote his meditations.
23/02/2026
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