The Age for Communion
As we near February, we come to our church’s annual offering of the Communicant’s Class. This roughly twelve week class introduces and reviews the f...
Author: Scotty Anderson
Assistant Pastor to Families & Youth
Scotty is a native of Santa Anna, Texas. He graduated from the United States Air Force Academy in 1994 and completed his Masters of Divinity at Greenville Presbyterian Theological Seminary in 2005. Scotty’s Air Force service of eleven years included time as a Security Forces Officer protecting nuclear weapons and also instructing at Officer Training School before being called into pastoral ministry. He and his wife Kerry are parents of three children, Clayton, Avery, and Grace.
A Decade of Youth Ministry
In God’s kind providence I’ve had the privilege lately to see the fruit of covenant faithfulness come to roost at WRPC. The particular blessing I...
Christ’s Rule in Your Family
Hey Parents, Have you ever heard yourself say, “Alright! That’s enough! No more !” (Fill in that blank with some careles...
Child Protection at WRPC
This Sunday, the Session has mandated the implementation of a comprehensive child protection policy. It’s designed to provide protection to both the child...
Missions Conference 2015 – November 7-8
“But you shall receive power when the Holy Spirit has come upon you; and you shall be witnesses to Me in Jerusalem, and in all Judea and Samaria, and to the end...
The Marriage Culture
If you haven’t obtained your copy of this issue of the Visionary, “do not pass GO or collect your $200” until you do. This is the first “...
For Men: The Danger of Being a Reckless Husband
One of the scariest verses in the Bible for husbands is found in 1 Peter 3:7: “Likewise, husbands, live with your wives in an understanding way, showing honor t...
Family Devotions
Tim Challies has written the post I would like to have written. Pop over to his blog for an excellent encouragement towards simplicity and persistence in family...
Children in Worship
You know the phrase, “The elephant in the room”? We use it to refer to issues obvious to everyone but studiously ignored because if it gets brought ...
Praying the Scriptures
As today is a day of prayer and fasting called by our Presbytery and Session, we want to encourage you to use the time well. If you haven’t been following...