What Are the Odds? From Crack Addict to CEO, Mike Lindell. Chaska, MN: Lindell Publishing, 2019. Paperback. 325 pages. $19.99. Mike Lindell is quite familiar to us from his My Pillow television infomercials. Behind the inventor of this pillow is a most interesting story which he shares in this book. Dr. Ben Carson writes on […]
Almost every letter that Reformed Fellowship receives from inmates tells us that they really appreciate receiving The Outlook and that they read the issues and pass them on to others. Out of that Reformed Fellowship sometimes make other contacts. One inmate receiving The Outlook simply states, “I want to thank you for writing to me […]
Especially on February 21, 2021, we can look back and recount God’s faithfulness and blessings over the past seventy years on Reformed Fellowship and its publication, The Outlook. It was on that date in 1951 that a group of men organized Reformed Fellowship with a goal to also publish a Reformed journal. Calvin Theological Seminary […]
Almost immediately after the Constitution of the United States was ratified in 1787 there was a recognition of a need for further constitutional provision, to include guarantee of certain basic human rights. To satisfy that need, the first 10 amendments were adopted, the first of which includes a provision which we know as separation of […]
Recent years have found Reformed churches focusing greater attention and emphasis on evangelism. Meanwhile, the ongoing drive of the ecumenical movement continues. At the same time, there is increased dissatisfaction with public education, causing untold numbers to turn to parochial and private education, as well as to our Christian schools. This seems to be the […]
The Reformed Fellowship board often agonizes over how to accomplish effectively the organization’s stated purpose in the twenty-first century. According to Article 2 of the Reformed Fellowship Articles of Incorporation, “The purpose or purposes of this corporation are as follows: to study the Reformed faith and to develop its implications as it relates to all […]
Calvin on Scripture and Divine Sovereignty By John Murray Baker Book House, 1960; reprint, Solid Ground Christian Books, 2009. 84 pages. Available from Reformed Fellowship, Inc. Reviewed by Mr. Myron Rau This little book contains three of the four lectures given by Professor John Murray in Grand Rapids, Michigan, in May 1959, under the auspices […]
Exoneree. Uriah Courtney with Glenda Mathes. Eugene, OR: Cascade Books, 2017. 221 pages. Uriah Courtney was mistakenly identified and wrongfully convicted and imprisoned for eight years for kidnap and rape. His is a story of one unbearable trial after another and how the Lord used those trials to produce a very godly man. Uriah grew […]
A remnant is that which remains from a larger original piece, amount, or group. In reference to God’s people, it is those who remain faithful to his Word even through opposition and while others follow into apostasy. “Though the number of the children of Israel be as the sand of the sea, a remnant shall […]
The very first synod of the United Reformed Churches in North America, meeting in 1996 appointed an Inter-Church Relations Committee for, “correspondence and contact with other churches”. Since then, the committee has begun working toward what is termed “complete church unity”, with a number of Reformed and Presbyterian churches that share a common expression of […]