Pastor Arslan Ul Haq is the founding pastor of the Reformed Church of Pakistan. Born and raised in Bahawalpur City in the southern part of the Punjab province of Pakistan, he is the middle son of Christian minister Rev. Younas Masih Gill.
He received his early education from a local Roman Catholic school named St. Mary’s Middle School Bahawalpur, where he first learned about the German monk Martin Luther, albeit from a Roman Catholic perspective. Reading “The Pilgrim’s Progress” and the story of “Mary Jones and her Bible” ignited his passion for the Holy Bible and its teachings. After completing twelve years of intermediate and secondary education, he felt called to pastoral ministry and began his pastoral work in 2011. He is a graduate of Northwestern Theological Seminary, USA.
In cooperation with WBM, his ministry includes teaching, preaching, editing, translating, and writing books and articles. Currently, he serves as the moderator of the Reformed Church of Pakistan, and president of the Sutlej Reformed Theological Seminary.
Urdu Translations of Articles and Books by Pastor Arslan Ul Haq
Articles:
- Creeds from the Bible — A Puritan’s Mind
- 3 Common Misconceptions of Calvinism — by Pastor David Kaywood
- Charles Spurgeon on The Sweet Sovereignty of God — by Pastor David Kaywood
- The christ of Arminianism — by Rev. Steven Houck
- Embracing God’s Will — by Pastor David Kaywood
- 2 Comforts for Those Discouraged with Prayer — by Dr. Kevin DeYoung
- 5 Reasons We Must Still Do Good — by Dr. Kevin DeYoung
- The Good News of Limited Atonement — by Dr. Kevin DeYoung
- A Brief and Untechnical Statement of the Reformed Faith — by Benjamin B. Warfield
- BASICS Series — by Dr. Kim Riddlebarger
- 20th Chapter of Savoy Declaration — by Dr. John Owen
- For Whom Did Christ Die? — by Dr. John Owen
Books:
- Heidelberg Catechism — by Dr. Zacharias Ursinus and Caspar Olevianus (Editing, Revision, and Incorporation of Scriptural References)
- Canons of Dort — by Synod of Dort
- Westminster Shorter Catechism — by Westminster Assembly of Divines (Editing & Revision)
- Essentials of Reformed Doctrine — by Rev. Herman Hoeksema
- Survey of the Old Testament (Part 1) — by Rev. Philip Gardiner
- Why Do the 5 Solas Matter Today? — by Rev. Ron Johnstone
- The Form of Presbyterial Church-Government (1645) — by Westminster Assembly of Divines
- Work in the Book of Proverbs, A Study — by Rev. John Owen Butler