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Read the Bible

Browse books and chapters or look up a Scripture passage.

Bible reading plans

Read the whole Bible or New Testament in 52 weeks, John in 21 sittings, or seven Psalms for prayer. Every passage opens on CTK.

Bible book introductions

Explore book outlines, key themes, reading questions, and related teaching.

Start here

Three reading paths for exploring Christianity, Reformed worship, and growing in faith.

Reformed study guides by topic

Six Scripture-first guides with linked standards and discussion questions.

Common questions about the RPCNA

Explore our beliefs, worship, church government, and what to expect as a visitor.

Reformed glossary

Plain-language definitions of 24 terms, with links for deeper study.

Westminster Confession of Faith

All 33 chapters, with a searchable reader.

Reformed Presbyterian Testimony

Read the 33 chapters alongside the Westminster Confession, with an explanation of the Testimony’s purpose.

Shorter Catechism

107 questions and answers for learning the foundations of the faith.

Larger Catechism

196 questions and answers for deeper theological study.

What does “Reformed” mean?

An introduction to grace, Scripture, and the sovereignty of God.

What does “Presbyterian” mean?

Learn about elders, church oversight, and connectional church government.

Family worship

A simple starting point for reading, praying, and singing at home.

Sermons & Psalm meditations

Watch and listen to teaching from Christ the King.

Podcasts with Pastor Owen

Listen to 5-Minute Devotionals and explore conversations about faith, philosophy, and culture in The Outlaw Philosopher.

Church papers

Read our church’s papers online, with original PDFs for download.

What to Expect in Worship

A welcoming introduction to Scripture, prayer, Psalm singing, and preaching at Christ the King Reformed Church in Peoria, Arizona.

Why We Worship This Way

Explore worship governed by Scripture, the regulative principle, and approaching God through Jesus Christ.

Why We Sing the Psalms

Learn why Christ the King sings the biblical Psalms, how they point to Christ, and how to begin singing with the congregation.

Why We Sing Without Instruments

An introduction to Christ the King’s practice of unaccompanied congregational Psalm singing, with Scripture and further reading.

Worship in Spirit and in Truth

Read Pastor Owen Anderson’s complete study of biblical worship and congregational Psalm singing.

Reformed Presbyterian Church of North America

Explore our denomination’s beliefs, find congregations, and learn about its ministries.

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Crown & Covenant Publications

Find Psalters, Reformed books, and resources for personal study and family worship.

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Reformed Presbyterian Theological Seminary

Explore theological education and preparation for ministry through RPTS.

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RP Witness

Read articles, reflections, and news from the Reformed Presbyterian church.

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Reformed Voice

Listen to sermons and teaching from Reformed Presbyterian congregations.

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Online Psalter

Explore the digital Psalter and listen to tunes as you learn to sing the Psalms.

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A sample worship service

Follow an example order of Scripture reading, Psalm singing, prayer, and preaching.

Directory for Church Government

Explore RPCNA membership, church officers, and the work of session, presbytery, and synod.

Family Worship — Crown & Covenant

Browse Crown & Covenant’s family-worship collection.

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Family Worship Bundle: Beginning, Wilderness, Fulfillment, and Conquest

Explore the family-worship bundle at Reformation Heritage Books.

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How to Lead Your Family: A Guide for Men Wanting to Be More

Find this guide to family leadership at Reformation Heritage Books.

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History of the RPCNA

Meet the Covenanters and explore our church’s roots, with a timeline and links for further reading.

Salvation by grace through faith

Explore justification, faith, and good works through Scripture, the Westminster standards, and the RP Testimony.

Understanding covenant theology

Learn how God’s covenant promises connect the Bible’s story, from Adam to salvation in Jesus Christ.

Baptism and the children of believers

Understand baptism as a sign and seal of God’s covenant, why Reformed Presbyterians baptize believers’ children, and why personal faith matters.

Assurance of salvation

Study Christian assurance, God’s promises, the Spirit’s work, and the difference between saving faith and an untroubled feeling of certainty.

Keeping the Lord’s Day

Explore the Christian Sabbath as a day for worship, holy rest, and works of necessity and mercy, with Scripture and the Reformed standards.

Church membership and life together

Learn why Christians belong to a local church, how elders care for the congregation, and what to explore before becoming a member.

Isaiah: Introduction and Outline

An introduction to Isaiah: the holy God, judgment and comfort, the promised King and Servant, with a book outline and related sermons.

1 Chronicles: Introduction and Outline

Read 1 Chronicles with an outline of its genealogies, David’s reign, covenant promises, and preparations for temple worship, plus related teaching.

John: Introduction and Outline

Explore the Gospel of John: Jesus the eternal Word, His signs and teaching, His death and resurrection, with an outline and study questions.

2 Peter: Introduction and Outline

An introduction to 2 Peter: growing in grace, Scripture’s authority, resisting false teaching, and awaiting Christ’s return, with related sermons.

Learn to Sing the Psalms

A practical guide to Psalter selections, tune notation, vocal recordings, and practice with children.

Psalm Parts Player

Practice Psalms 1A, 23B and 100A with separate melody, alto, tenor and bass parts, adjustable tempo, and phrase repeat.