Here are some links we think will be a valuable reference for you in your research about the Christian faith...

www.arpmagazine.org = This is the Associate Reformed Presbyterian Denominational magazine. This periodical highlights the life, ministry, and distinctive's of the ARP.

Apologetics.com = This site was recommended by a college student who gave it high marks as a resource. That same week, I ran into one of the website authors. Great guy and good message. They are continuing to expand! Check out the resources and podcasts (even the shows that RevK has appeared on HERE and HERE and HERE and HERE and many others...)

www.monergism.com = This website is the standard for Reformation Theology! Compiled at this location are articles, sermons, outlines, and further links to the "leaders" of Reformation thought, both past and present. If you are researching any topic of theology, you should FIRST search it out here!

www.whitehorseinn.org = The Whitehorse Inn radio program has been broadcasting challenging and convicting episodes for over ten years. This "panel discussion" program explores the Scriptures and our culture (church and popular) with a clearly Biblical worldview. Access past shows here.

Resurgence = There are a few ministries that are attempting to be "reformed" in a modern context. Visit this link and listen (or watch) seminars and presentations on the purpose and status of the modern church.

www.freebiblesoftware.com = Do you want to read theological classics, and have them fully searchable on your computer? Then visit this site for the wealth of FREE software available to you (less the infamous S&H)!

Christain Theology Blog = A very active blog site with lots of discussion of the Christian worldview from ancient times to modern times. Some very respected voices sounding off here.

Apologetics Group = Another site providing "in depth" articles and webcasts on various topics related to the Christian faith.

Stand to Reason = Another good apologetics website and blog. Link here to do research on most topics.

Mark D Roberts = A scholar pastor whose blog takes the witty, philosophical, and theological and makes them "popular." Keep up to date with current events too! (Much success to you in Texas!)

The Center for Bioethics and Culture Network = This is a profound and important "think tank" committed to educating our culture about the impact of biotechnologies and challenging those who influence our culture to use science grounded in moral responsibility.

Reformed Liturgical Institute = Always Reforming Into Greater Catholicity!

Turning 500 in 2009 = The meaning of everything in just 5 Points!

Theologia = Their goal: faithfully biblical, distinctively reformed, comprehensively catholic

Use of Septuagint in New Testament = A little scholarly here, but important for serious Bible readers. Lot's of charts and graphs to help!

www.uky.edu/AS/Classics/rhetoric.html = There are "rules for reading," and there are "rules for interpreting." When it comes to reading the Greek New Testament (even after it is translated into English) it is wise to become familiar with "The rules." (Even Oprah could benefit by knowing this!)

Muslims! Let's Talk... A website designed to help both Christians and Muslims understand their faiths.

www.christiancounseling.com = A clearing house for those seeking counseling from a Christian perspective

www.wihsradio.org = There are multiple Christian radio stations across the globe! We like this one! Tune in.

www.godutch.com = Small European country that can't ever seem to win a World Cup!

Truth About Da Vinci Code = The hype on this book and movie has played out apparently, but since similar heresies pop up every 10 years or so, visit this site to become familiar with an accurate representation of what the church has always taught about the faith.

Are you vacationing in Kauai? Attend this new church plant in Lihue!

Jerusalem's Channel 2 News = Daily newscast covering current events in Israel.

Arts & Entertainment Ministries (AEM) = A ministry that educates, supports and inspires artists to integrate their faith with their creative process. Check out the pages in this site, where you can get informed, encouraged and involved. We look forward to supporting you as you integrate your art and faith.

Looking to Give God Glory? = Visit the G3 website to get the resources, encouragement, and sticker!!

Looking for the "Ultimate Christian 'Link' Page!" = Here is a candidate for accessing a "one-stop" web page dedicated to providing Christian information and research. If you know of a better, more comprehensive 'Link,' We'd like to link to it -- send along your candidates!

The Bible History Page = Archeology, Bible Software, Creation Science, Early Church Writings, Greek, History, Music, Online Reading, Research Tools, Texts, Textual Criticism

City of Irvine = Communion Presbyterian is located in the beautiful city of Irvine, Ca. Learn more about the largest city (by land mass) of the OC which celebrated their 35th anniversary this year.

Are you needing a little nature? Some very nice photos at this site!

We find humor here = Hope you will too! New each month.

Communion Presbyterian Church Blog = Reflections from RevK

Olivet Discourse Comparison Chart = The synoptic gospels have a similar topical flow to answering the question, ""Tell us, when will these things be, and what will be the sign of your coming and of the close of the age?" How many questions do you read in that sentence? Is this the outline for Jesus' answer? The first section is the set up: No stones left upon each other. The second section is a description of the intervening years between Christ's Ascension and the destruction of Jerusalem in 70AD; a period manifesting: False Messiahs, Global 'birth pains,' Jewish persecution of Christians, Global advance of the gospel, The abomination that causes desolation (read Luke's 'surrounding armies') [Note chiastic elements of Mat. 24:3-28] The third section is Apocalyptic language reminiscent of Old Testament prophets announcing God's judgment and signals the end for, "this generation." (read rebellious, unbelieving Israel, circa 70AD) The final section concerns, "that day;" THE 'Day" of Jesus' return and consummation of all things.

YOUTH LINKS:

BREAKDOWN: Looking for resources and stats related to our overcharged culture? Lots of info here and a very cool opening page!

AIR1: If you want to listen online to the contemporary music genre that is good for the soul, click it!

Wheatstone Academy: We want you to get a great education! And you can do it in just ONE WEEK in Southern California. Talk to your parents (or our Elders) about attending this academy!

RevK's Facebook account: You need to join to hassle me!

The Sacrament of the Lord's Table from a Presbyterian / Reformed Theology and Tradition:

- Please link on the following articles we recommend for your research. We are now building links on this important topic (send us your links to appropriate articles...):

Articles on our website: The Lord's Table: Who and When? || Observing the Table || Is it "Communion" or "The Lord's Supper?"

The International Standard Bible Encyclopedia: LORD'S SUPPER; (EUCHARIST)

Article by Terry Johnson

All the key New Testament passages endorsing weekly observance

Discussing the convictions of the Ancient Church Fathers

Extended article on why the Reformed reject Rome's perspective of the Eucharist

A review of Calvin's convictions on the Eucharist

More on why 'weekly communion' should be common

2 Articles (PDF) from the Orthodox Presbyterian Church: Advocating Weekly Observance (page 15); and, Fencing the Table (page 21)

The enumerated convictions of one Presbyterian church after months of session study: Conclusion

Listen to RevK and friends discuss the issue, "What are the Sacraments?" This podcast raises many questions regarding the theology and practice of two unique components of the Christian faith. (Recorded July 4, 2009; 2 hours... for only defending 2 sacraments, we still only only dipped our toes into the water!) http://www.apologetics.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=371:what-in-the-world-is-a-sacrament&catid=43:kkla-995-fm-los-angeles&Itemid=74