Edgerton Protestant Reformed Church

Edgerton Protestant Reformed Church We have been proclaiming the distinctive truths of Scripture, in harmony with the Reformed confessions, since 1938.

Read Isaiah 18The object of the prophecy of this chapter is thought to be Egypt, but not all commentators agree on this....
06/02/2026

Read Isaiah 18
The object of the prophecy of this chapter is thought to be Egypt, but not all commentators agree on this. The idea is clear, however. God will bring to judgement all nations who persecute his beloved bride. As the nation featured in this chapter is destroyed, other nations around must take notice. In this way the church is preserved, and ultimately God’s name will be glorified. For this we must hope; for this we must pray as we say, “Thy kingdom come.”

Read Isaiah 17As the book of the church’s redemption continues, we now see a prophecy concerning Syria’s defeat. Because...
06/01/2026

Read Isaiah 17
As the book of the church’s redemption continues, we now see a prophecy concerning Syria’s defeat. Because the Northern Kingdom of Israel had joined with this ungodly nation, their destruction is also foretold. But yet in that wicked nation there was a remnant. A few grapes, a few olives will know God’s grace both in time and in eternity. These nations’ destruction will come at the hands of Assyria who will also be defeated for the preservation of Judah, the people of God.

Read Isaiah 16In this chapter we have more prophecy concerning the destruction of Moab. In the chapter we also see advic...
05/31/2026

Read Isaiah 16
In this chapter we have more prophecy concerning the destruction of Moab. In the chapter we also see advice given to Moab that they should pay the necessary tribute to God’s people. This, too, serves for comfort to the afflicted remnant. Even as we await the return of Christ, we can know that through the judgement of the wicked comes the redemption for which we wait. Let us wait through prayer and watching for the signs of the return of our Savior.

05/31/2026

“Sin, a little thing? It girded the Redeemer’s head with thorns, and pierced his heart!”
Charles Spurgeon

Read Isaiah 15Moab was one of Israel’s relatives. The members of the nation of Moab were descendents of Lot. They had af...
05/30/2026

Read Isaiah 15
Moab was one of Israel’s relatives. The members of the nation of Moab were descendents of Lot. They had afflicted God’s people throughout their return from Egypt. The afflictions that they brought to Israel were very grievous at times. They hated the righteous. God’s people might undergo such grief even in today’s life. However, there is grace for the chosen, and they have the comfort that nothing can serve to their eternal hurt. May these words comfort us as they did Israel of old.

Read Isaiah 14In verse one of this chapter, which is a continuation of the prophecy of the previous chapter, we see that...
05/29/2026

Read Isaiah 14
In verse one of this chapter, which is a continuation of the prophecy of the previous chapter, we see that along with the troubles that the wicked bring upon the church there is mercy from God. Through verse 26 we see that God has ordained all that comes upon the church for their deliverance. In verse 27 we see that God can do this because He is the sovereign God who has purposed all things for the church, and we can know that they will be carried out. Even Satan or Lucifer is comprehended in this purpose, and even he cannot escape the end that God has purposed. Let this be to our comfort as we continue our lives in this valley of the shadow of death.

Read Isaiah 13There was another nation arising on the world’s horizon of power. Babylon was beginning its growth as a wo...
05/28/2026

Read Isaiah 13
There was another nation arising on the world’s horizon of power. Babylon was beginning its growth as a world power. Israel could see what was happening, and the faithful among them could easily fear what might happen to the “hut in the cucumber patch.” God gave to his faithful remnant the comfort found in this chapter. Babylon pictures the power of antichrist that looms on the horizon of our day. Do we see it? If we do, we need not fear, because the burden of Babylon of old is the burden of the new Babylon. Let us faint not but be faithful in the perilous times ahead.

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