Reformation Bible College
Every week, the student body of Reformation Bible College gathers to attend Chapel and sit under the preaching of gifted teachers, from RBC professors and Ligonier staff members to theological leaders and local pastors.Reformation Bible College is a Bible college like no other.
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Dr. Benjamin Shaw: With Unveiled Face (opens the original)
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In this message from 2 Corinthians 3:7-19, Dr. Benjamin Shaw contrasts Moses’ veiled face with the unveiled faces of those beholding and reflecting the glory of the Lord. He considers the Spirit’s transforming work and the surpassing glory of the ministry of the Spirit.
Rev. Jared Jeter: Longing for the Courts of the Lord (opens the original)
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In this message on Psalm 84, Rev. Jared Jeter considers the psalmist’s longing for the courts of the Lord. He explains how the Lord provides strength for His people as they worship Him and journey through the valleys of this world.
Dr. Jonathan L. Master: The Rich Man and Lazarus (opens the original)
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Dr. Jonathan L. Master examines the rich man and Lazarus in Luke 16:19–31, reflecting on the brevity of life, the reality of the life to come, and the shortsightedness of our perspective. He directs listeners to Moses, the prophets, and the sufficiency of God’s Word.
Dr. Keith Mathison: The Parable of the Unforgiving Servant (opens the original)
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In this message on Matthew 18:21–35, Dr. Keith Mathison explores Jesus’ parable of the unforgiving servant and the seriousness of refusing to forgive a brother from the heart. Reflecting on the mercy shown by the extravagantly forgiving King, he urges Christians to leave vengeance to God and remember the grace that has been shown to them.
Dr. Levi Berntson: Our Rescue (opens the original)
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Preaching from Psalm 6, Dr. Levi Berntson considers how Christians should deal with real, personal sin. He explains how David teaches us to recognize sin, respond in repentance, and seek rescue in the Lord.
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