When love for Christ fills our hearts, it drives out the love for sin that is the air in which temptations thrive.

We stir up one another to love and good deeds by filling up hearts with love for the One who loved us and gave himself for us.

Every person is precious because, from the earliest stage of our creation, we bear God’s signature (Psalm 139:13-14).

For each generation the narrative that leads to Jesus is slightly different. And it has changed again with Gen Z, those born after 1997.

A call to all PCA churches to pray for our nation on Sunday, January 10.

At the Dec. 5, 2020 Presbytery Clerks Meeting, held on Zoom, stated clerk pro tempore Bryan Chapell discussed how the Lord intends his church to move forward by multiple generations supporting one another in united ministry.

Bryan Chapell, the PCA’s stated clerk, is among this year’s featured speakers.

The same Spirit who worked in the life of Christ and the apostles, who was present when the gospel moved forward into a pagan and secular culture that was militantly opposed to it — that same Holy Spirit is ours today.

In this talk, Bryan Chapell explores how we must change to become a part of the future church and how our fidelity to Scripture and our commitment to the Reformed faith — rather than being a source of contention among us — must become fuel for the Great Commission.

“Our disciplines do not make us acceptable to God because they are never long enough, deep enough, or frequent enough. ‘Enough’ isn’t a measure that works for an infinitely holy God.”