In Search of a General Secretary
Beginning about a year ago, it was my privilege to serve on the search committee for a new general secretary for the Reformed Church in
Daniel Meeter
December 1, 2011
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Beginning about a year ago, it was my privilege to serve on the search committee for a new general secretary for the Reformed Church in
I love the way the kingbird feeds by acrobatics from the trees along the lake. She lunges from her branch above the water to snatch
I have loved the Belhar Confession for twenty-seven years. I am proud that the Reformed Church in America (RCA) has adopted the Confession as a
I learned it from Meredith Kline (The Structure of Biblical Authority), who got it from George Mendenhall. We’ve had it wrong on the “two tables”
Karl Barth famously wrote that in heaven all the official music is Bach, but in private God listens to Mozart. I’m jealous for Bach, my
It was my great privilege to attend the Uniting General Council of the World Communion of Reformed Churches (WCRC) in Grand Rapids, Michigan, this past
Every Sunday night I repeat the same dumb little joke. I say to my wife, “Hey hon, guess what I have to do tomorrow.” She
We practice weekly communion in my congregation, and one of the unexpected benefits has been the spiritual empowerment of my elders. They are becoming active
In the summer of 1979 I was watching television on a Sunday afternoon with Dave Henion at his house in Fair Lawn, New Jersey. Dave