Joshua M. Rieger

BSc, University of Arizona; MDiv, RTS, a former US Navy officer is pastor of Hexham Presbyterian Church, Northumberland, England. He left the Navy to train for pastoral ministry at Reformed Theological Seminary in Jackson, Mississippi. Following this training he served as a minister at The First Presbyterian Church of Jackson, Mississippi for 3 years before coming to Hexham.

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There is no God in All the Earth but in Israel

By: Joshua M. Rieger

2 Kings 5

Volume 19, Number 23 (6/4/2017, to 6/10/2017)

Format: Webpage

Topics: Historical BooksGod

Greater than Our Sin, Greater than Our Deeds; So Great is Jesus

By: Joshua M. Rieger

John 12:1-8

Volume 19, Number 22 (5/28/2017, to 6/3/2017)

Format: Webpage

Topics: Gospels and Acts

God's Word Proclaimed: The Beauty of Zion

By: Joshua M. Rieger

Isaiah 2:2-5

Volume 19, Number 24 (6/11/2017, to 6/17/2017)

Format: Webpage

Topics: Prophets

Good Tidings of Great Joy to All People

By: Joshua M. Rieger

Luke 2:8-20

Volume 21, Number 51 (12/15/2019, to 12/21/2019)

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Topics: Gospels and ActsChristBiblical Theology

Good Tidings of Great Joy to All People

By: Joshua M. Rieger

Luke 2:8-20

Volume 19, Number 25 (6/18/2017, to 6/24/2017)

Format: Webpage

Topics: Gospels and Acts

Ambassadors on Behalf of Christ

By: Joshua M. Rieger

2 Corinthians 5:11-21

Volume 19, Number 26 (6/25/2017, to 7/1/2017)

Format: Webpage

Topics: Pauline Epistles

175 and Counting: Marriage, "It relates to Christ and the Church"

By: Joshua M. Rieger

Ephesians 5:22-33

Volume 21, Number 28 (7/7/2019, to 7/13/2019)

Formats: WebpageWordPDF

Topics: Biblical TheologyChristian LivingPauline Epistles

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