Exploring the Depth and Breadth of the Westminster Confession
“The Westminster Confession of Faith: A Comprehensive Commentary on its History, Theology, and Application” makes the Reformed doctrines both nutritious and appealing.
By Scott Wright
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The Sabbath Day and Christian Discipleship
John and Jena Starke’s “The Sabbath We Need: Finding Rest in a World of Counterfeits” (Intervarsity Press, 2026) is an insightful and refreshing treatment of the oft-neglected gift of the Sabbath.
By Stephen Spinnenwebber
Kennedy Smartt, Pastor And Denominational Leader, Dies At 101
Smartt was a founding father of the PCA and a catalyst for evangelism.
By Andy Jones
Satan in the Book of Job
The book of Job presents Satan as a heavenly being inside the Lord’s celestial assembly who raises questions about character and motive and instigates divine action.
By Scott Jones
Learning to Love the Biblical Law
Dru Johnson’s “Understanding Biblical Law” is a learned, succinct remedy to many of the issues readers face when trying to read the Mosaic Law.
By James Duguid
Christian Living and Adiaphora
The doctrine of adiaphora, rooted in the wisdom of church history and the principles of Christian liberty, offers a valuable framework for navigating the complexities of our time.
By Brian Gross
Rejoice Fertility Clinic Offers New Approach to Treatments
“I’m going to take care of patients of all faiths and patients of no faith, but we will be guided by our faith in terms of what we will be willing and what we won’t be willing to do.” Read about Rejoice Fertility.
By Zoe S. Erler
