From the Archives

Thinking Christianly About Health Care

Does God care about my neighbor's health? Do my concerns mirror his? Read the Article.

Christian Freedom: Grasping the Motivation to Love

The Reformation produced two classics on motivation in the Christian life, Martin Luther’s The Freedom of a Christian (1520) and John Calvin’s chapter on “Christian Freedom” in the first edition of The Institutes of the Christian Religion (1536). Luther published his treatise with an open letter to Pope Leo X in the hope of reconciliation with Rome. Read the Article.

Politics: Why Christians Must Be Involved

When Christians abandon the public square, what happens to community values? To ethics? To moral standards? Read the Article.

The Case for Adam and Eve: Our Conversation with C.John Collins

According to author and Covenant Theological Seminary professor C. John Collins, “We need a real Adam and Eve if we are to make sense of the Bible and of life.” Read the Article.

Redefining the Parish Model: An Old Concept Finds Revival Within the PCA

If reviving a parish model of church ministry is the goal, perhaps there is no greater testing ground than in the gritty exuberance of post-Katrina New Orleans Read the Article.

Shepherding Entrepreneurs for the Sake of the Kingdom

Lamp Post Group — a Chattanooga business incubator managed in part by members of PCA churches — received attention in The Atlantic last fall, and so did a few ventures in which it invests. Read the Article.

Those With Disabilities Help to Make Us Whole

It was reported yesterday that a jury “awarded nearly $3 million to a Portland-area couple whose daughter was born with Down syndrome even though a prenatal test found she didn't have the chromosomal abnormality.” Read the Article.