This Lord’s Day morning at River City Reformed, we plan to study John 1:35-51 with a sermon titled, “Calling Disciples.” During our evening service, we plan to study 1 Samuel 21:1-22:5 with a sermon titled, “Provision, Preservation, and Protection.”
Please join us at 9 AM and 5:45 PM for worship at 9820 W Markham St. in Little Rock. For more information, click here, or contact us. You can also watch our morning service on YouTube with a link posted to our Facebook page.
We are excited to announce that River City Reformed will hold its third annual theology conference on February 20-22, 2026. We are grateful to welcome back Rev. Dr. Sean Morris as our guest preacher.
Dr. Morris serves as the Senior Pastor at Covenant Presbyterian Church (PCA) in Oak Ridge, Tennessee. Sean holds a Master of Divinity degree from Reformed Theological Seminary in Jackson, Mississippi, a Master of Theology degree in Scottish Church History and Theology from the University of Glasgow, and a Ph.D in Historical Theology from Puritan Reformed Theological Seminary in Grand Rapids, Michigan. He also helped found the Blue Ridge Institute for Theological Education (BRITE), a presbytery-based theological training institution serving students throughout Appalachia and even around the world, at which he served as an instructor and academic dean. Sean and his wife Sarah have five children. 
The topic of our conference this year is Our Great Savior: God-Man, Sacrifice, King, and Priest. The schedule for the conference is as follows:
Friday, February 20: Lesson One: “God-Man” (6 PM)
Saturday, February 21: Lesson Two: “Sacrifice” (10 AM with fellowship lunch to follow)
Sunday, February 22: Morning Worship Service Sermon: “King”
Sunday, February 22: Evening Worship Service Sermon: “Priest”
The conference is free and will be held at 9820 W Marhkam St in Little Rock (The sanctuary of Faith United Methodist Church). We hope you will join us, and even if River City is not your church home, you are welcome to attend as much of the conference as you are able. Contact us if you’d like more information. You can register for the conference here.  
In 2024, River City Reformed began having evening worship services in addition to morning services. A question may arise: why both morning and evening worship services?
We believe that Sunday is the Lord’s Day, and that we are to “call the Sabbath a delight and the holy day of the LORD honorable” (Isaiah 58:13). The Lord’s Day is a gift from God, and it is designed to be a blessing to us as we set aside the day to devote to the worship of God and to rest. It is an historic practice of the church to bookend the Lord’s Day with morning and evening worship services as this helps us to keep the day holy. We also see biblical precedent for the church gathering together morning and evening for worship (Psalm 92:1-2; Acts 20:7). Though it is not wrong to not have evening worship services, it is certainly a great help to the people of God in setting the day apart for its proper purposes to have both morning and evening services.
Another reason we hold morning and evening services is because we are a church committed to the ordinary means of grace. The ordinary means of grace (the Word, prayer and the sacraments) are central to the ministry at River City Reformed Church. As we gather together twice on the Lord’s Day, we get to hear the Word preached twice. If we are meeting most Sundays in the year for evening as well as morning services with only a few exceptions, that’s around 100 times we hear God’s Word preached instead of 52 times. This also means there are more prayers that we offer to the Lord, and as we take the Lord’s Supper one Sunday night a month, that’s twice as many times during the month that we get to take the Supper. If the Lord uses His Word to change people, and if the Lord is pleased to hear His people pray, and if the Lord is pleased to use the sacraments in the life of His people, then it is good for us to have more opportunities to be under the ordinary means of grace.
Please join us for morning worship at 9 AM and evening worship at 5:45 PM.
We are excited to announce that on February 23-25, River City will be having its first ever weekend theology conference. Our featured speaker is Rev. Sean Morris. Rev. Morris serves as the Associate Pastor at Covenant Presbyterian Church (PCA) in Oak Ridge, Tennessee. Sean holds a Master of Divinity degree from Reformed Theological Seminary in Jackson, Mississippi, a Master of Theology degree in Scottish Church History and Theology from the University of Glasgow, and is pursuing a Ph.D in Systematic Theology at Puritan Reformed Theological Seminary in Grand Rapids, Michigan. He also helped found the Blue Ridge Institute for Theological Education (BRITE), a presbytery-based theological training institution serving students throughout Appalachia and even around the world, at which he served as an instructor and academic dean. Sean and his wife Sarah have four children. 
The topic of this conference is “Christ and His Benefits.” The schedule for the conference is as follows:
Friday, February 23: Lesson 1–“The God-Man: Full of Kindness and Compassion” (6 PM)
Saturday, February 24: Lesson 2–“Second Adam, Obedient Son” (10 AM with fellowship lunch to follow)
Sunday, February 25: Morning Worship Service Sermon–“Risen King” (9 AM, with coffee hour to follow at the Ritcheys’ house)
Sunday February 25: Evening Worship Service Sermon–“Returning Judge” (6:15 PM) 
The conference is free and will be held at 9820 W Marhkam St in Little Rock (The sanctuary of Faith United Methodist Church). We hope you will join us, and even if River City is not your church home, you are welcome to attend as much of the conference as you are able. Contact us if you’d like more information. 
The men of River City Reformed are studying the Westminster Confession of Faith on Thursday nights at 8 PM.
The Westminster Confession is a detailed summary of the main teachings of the Bible. In reading it together, we are driven also to dive more into the Scriptures themselves. We hope that the Lord will use this study to cultivate a greater love for the truth. This is the Confession to which officers in our denomination are expected to subscribe, but it will be a beneficial study even if you do not believe you are called to church office, as it will encourage a deeper knowledge of the Bible. We hope you can join us for this ongoing study at River City Reformed.
For more information about location and directions, contact us.