Welcoming People with Intellectual Disabilities to the Lord’s Supper
Chip Evans2023-12-14T20:46:56-05:00Welcoming People with Intellectual Disabilities to the Lord’s Supper The sacrament belongs to Christ, and elders of the local church Session have the privilege and responsibility to determine (to the best of their ability) whether the individual desiring to partake of the Lord’s Supper possesses a “true interest in Christ” and “desires to be [...]
A Good Confession: Daily Reflections on the Westminster Shorter Catechism
Chip Evans2020-12-10T09:28:09-05:00Are you looking to draw your church or small group together for a common experience? Do you want to improve your biblical literacy and connect with your rich Christian heritage? Do you want to connect your corporate worship with the daily lives of the people in your congregation? [...]
Slowly Unraveled
Chip Evans2019-05-23T20:16:50-05:00What does it mean to be unraveled? by Rachel Craddock To be unraveled is to be undone, to untangle your identity and the layers of lies that permeate your story so that you can clearly see the truth. Being made new requires an unraveling, as the stories from your past [...]
Life-giving Leadership
Chip Evans2019-05-23T20:18:53-05:00As you look over your shoulder, who is following you? Does your leadership point them to Jesus? Is your leadership marked by repentance and faith? by Karen Hodge & Susan Hunt Jesus modeled a different kind of leadership. His leadership brought life to His followers, and our leadership should too. But [...]
The Bible Is Not Boring
Chip Evans2019-05-23T20:19:35-05:00Does reading the Bible sound boring? Do you know what makes the Bible different than other books? by Lisa Updike The Bible is a big book, and it can be hard to read. So, when I got a Bible for my 10th birthday, I wasn’t very excited . . .until I [...]
Established in the Faith
Chip Evans2022-07-12T20:55:22-05:00Established in the Faith: 12 Conversations to lead your child to profess faith in Christ by John C. Kwasny, Ph.D (Published in cooperation with One Story Ministries, a non-profit publishing ministry of Pear Orchard Presbyterian Church (PCA) located in Ridgeland, Mississippi.) “ You shall teach them [God’s commands] diligently to [...]
Discipline Policy
Chip Evans2023-03-24T10:54:49-05:00Discipline Policy All Scripture is God-breathed and is useful for teaching, rebuking, correcting and training in righteousness so that the man of God may be thoroughly equipped for every good work. 2Timothy 3:16 No discipline seems pleasant at the time, but painful. Later on, however, it produces a harvest of righteousness and peace for those [...]
Philosophy of Children’s Ministry, v.2
Chip Evans2023-03-24T10:54:56-05:00For Westminister Presbyterian Westminster Presbyterian Youth and Children’s Ministry Philosophy The focus of Westminster Presbyterian Church’s youth and children’s ministry is to bring together the entire church body in carrying out our God-given responsibility to bring up children in the “discipline and instruction of the Lord” (Ephesians 6:4) by encouraging parents and coming alongside them [...]
Philosophy of Children’s Ministry, v. 1
Chip Evans2023-03-24T10:55:00-05:00For Covenant Presbyterian PURPOSE The ultimate purpose of the Children’s Ministry of Covenant Presbyterian Church is to glorify God. We believe that He has called us to glorify Him by: Assisting parents in the Christian nurture of their children. Proclaiming the gospel in word and deed to children in our church and community. Equipping the [...]
