Grace Reformed Church Rapid City

09/09/2026

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08/14/2026

“God does not need to wait for things to happen in order for Him to know what is going to happen.” —R.C. Sproul

From ‘Truths We Confess: A Systematic Exposition of the Westminster Confession of Faith’

08/14/2026

“One might pray and not be a Christian, but one cannot be a Christian and not pray.” —R.C. Sproul

From ‘Does Prayer Change Things?’

07/15/2026

“You have to stop thinking logically to argue that the universe came into being by itself.” —R.C. Sproul

From ‘Holy Holy Holy’

06/27/2026

Part of the pain of suffering is its apparent absurdity. It is not as if every affliction were the obvious outcome of a chain of responsible choices that could have been different. Sickness seems to hit unpredictably. Accidents happen in safe environments. One’s life can be ruined simply because o...

06/27/2026

Denomination division and unity...

Valuing Denominational Differences
Reformed Herald
When it comes to Christian denominations, the question we often face is: Why are there so many? It’s often raised as a “gotcha” by skeptics or by those within the Roman Catholic Church. The objection usually sounds like this: If you claim to have the truth, why are you so divided?

Simply appealing to sin, while true, is not a sufficient answer by itself. Pride, error, and selfish ambition have contributed to unnecessary divisions throughout the churches’ history, including the Protestant church within the United States. No honest Christian would deny that. But the discussion requires more nuance.

Surely every faithful believer desires doctrinal unity and true fellowship within the visible church as a whole. Our Lord Himself prayed for the unity of His church in John 17:21 when He said, “that they all may be one, as You, Father, are in Me, and I in You; that they also may be one in Us, that the world may believe that You sent Me.” That prayer alone tells us unity is not optional—it is something we must continually pursue with humility and love.

Read the full article at: https://rcus.org/article/valuing-denominational-differences/?v=2ecd53e541df

06/23/2026

“Give me the biblical Christ or give me nothing.” —R.C. Sproul

From ‘Who Is Jesus?’

06/21/2026

What does extravagant love look like? 💕

“If we love Christ, it is appropriate to love Him extravagantly, for He is worthy of extravagant love.” —R.C. Sproul

From ‘John’

06/13/2026

“This life in Christ is good. Life in heaven is better.” —R.C. Sproul

From ‘Surprised by Suffering’

05/24/2026

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