“In faith, let us read the Word, preach the Word, pray the Word, sing the Word, and see and taste and touch the Word. As we do, surely the grace promised in the Word will be ours to the glory of the Triune God.” - David Strain 

You have often heard from your pastors and session the term, ordinary means of grace. We believe that these means of grace are the primary ways that God works in and among his people. The ordinary means of grace are the foundation of the Church. In this article, Rev. David Strain, senior minister of First Presbyterian Church in Jackson, Mississippi, shows why the ordinary means of grace are vital to the life of the believer and the Church. 

Click Here to Read: Why the Ordinary Means of Grace Must Be Central in Our Gatherings by David Strain

Grace and Peace,

Pastor Nathan