February 27, 1937, not long after the Great Depression, and about four years before World War 2, I was born to Lane and Lizie Rus. My name is Charles L Rus. My parents were members of The First Christian Reformed Church, in Pella, Iowa. As a young person, I was required to memorize the answers to the questions of the Heidelberg Catechism. I was about 35 years old when I studied Reverend G. I. Williamson’s Bible study book, on the Westminster Shorter Catechism, which teaches the same Reformed faith. It caused me to realize that the Reformed Faith is what I should believe.

Since about five years ago, over time I was becoming more and more concerned, as evidenced by the disregard for the Lord’s Day, that people no longer truly believe that all of Adam’s descendants are born in sin, and are bound for hell unless the Holy Spirit gives them a new heart, they repent and trust in Jesus, and turn from their wicked ways out of gratitude to God for saving them, that they do their best to live as close to God’s Ten Commandments, as possible.

I am convinced that the Ten Commandments are for all times and that continually breaking the fourth commandment is an indication that they are not really saved.

I believe if I can get enough people to listen to Rev. G. I. Williamson’s sermons on sermonaudio.com that it could bring revival to our land.