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Dr. Jeffrey Stivason delivered four talks on the Pilgrim's Progress for the Gap Center for Biblical Studies. Click below to watch.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PaAOsfewwiU&t=2516s

Jeffrey Stivason 1/4 - From Slough to Celestial City: Living the Christian Life Jeffrey Stivason is Professor of New Testament Studies at Reformed ...

Dr. York's most recent article for Gentle Reformation: https://gentlereformation.com/2026/07/03/gay-pride-comes-before-a-fall/?fbclid=IwY2xjawS5zdBleHRuA2FlbQIxMQBicmlkETFWdmI3clE1ZmlGSVZYM05Bc3J0YwZhcHBfaWQQMjIyMDM5MTc4ODIwMDg5MgABHkWiESFLCZJap8BNq4Y7VzKEh46BasAthFNWDOv1Kw_w8RWMY5sUFH0Lrl1Y_aem_31071AdZVIXkXST5iXQzrQ

Gay Pride Comes Before a Fall As we approach the day tomorrow where we celebrate our country's 250 years of existence, it is worth noting that we also just ended the month our country celebrated Gay Pride. Yet long after our semiquinncentennial party is over, we will still be dealing culturally with what last month

"If God had not brought me here, I think I might have become a very narrow Reformed Baptist student — perhaps more argumentative, more suspicious, and more ready to judge brothers with whom I disagree. But through RPTS, the Lord has taught me that in the kingdom of God, our confessional convictions matter deeply, but our tribal pride must die."

- Dillon, MTS student

During the month of June, Dr. David Whitla preached at the Reformed Presbyterian Church (Covenant Christian Fellowship) in Galway, Ireland, and at a new RP church plant in Limerick, Ireland.

Pictured is Dr. Whitla, his wife, June, and four of their children at the Galway RPC building.

Fox 2 Detroit covered the historic involvement of Southfield Reformed Presbyterian Church in the Underground Railroad and interviewed Pastor Adam Kuehner, a 2011 RPTS graduate.

Watch here:

Metro Detroit's role in the Underground Railroad A church building was a stop on the Underground Railroad, a secret ...

At RPTS, our professors are accessible outside of the classroom and present at lunch, chapel services, fellowship times, and book studies on campus.

"The way they teach, the things they weave into their lectures, their presence between classes, and their everyday care—all of it is pastoral. Quietly, it keeps reminding me that the ultimate goal is to serve the flock and build up Christ’s church.” - Dillon, a MTS student.

Standing for Christian Freedoms A budding partnership for the RP seminary

We are excited to offer the Jonathan Edwards Scholarship, created by Dr. Matthew Everhard and made possible by the generosity of our donors. Recipients will receive up to $10K towards RPTS tuition.

Do you qualify? Apply today!

This week at the RPCNA Synod, Rev. George Gregory was elected to serve as our next Professor of New Testament Studies.

Rev. Gregory serves as the pastor at Hope Community Reformed Presbyterian Church in Beaver Falls, PA, and received his MDiv from RPTS in 2012. He is currently a PhD student at Puritan Reformed Theological Seminary and will assume his role at RPTS when Dr. Jeffrey Stivason moves to the Systematic Theology Department.

We are thankful for the Lord's provision!