The Wisdom Pyramid: A Healthy Diet for the Soul
Ultimately, Brett McCracken hopes to remind readers of timeless sources of wisdom.
By Benjamin Morris
The Latest
Around the PCA Fall 2021
By byFaith Staff
Thinking Christianly About the Economy
By John Rush
Covenant College Sees Spike in Prospective Student Interest
By Lydia Berglar
Ten Steps to the Mission Field
Greater glory to the Lord demands greater allegiance from his people. Crossing substantial barriers with the gospel is costly, risky, and requires careful coordination.
By Philip DeHart
Musicians and Congregation Worshiping Together
For Zipf, this collaborative hymn-writing has contributed to his personal reorientation toward worship more broadly.
By Zoe S. Erler
How Do We Love a Broken World?
We are called to be signposts of the kingdom in a world where nothing seems to have metaphysical or moral weight; and yet it does, and that it does, it is ours to steward, with imagination, winsomeness, clarity, and determination.
By
Evangelism and Gen Z
For each generation the narrative that leads to Jesus is slightly different. And it has changed again with Gen Z, those born after 1997.
By Megan Fowler
From former prisoners to Ivy League grads, PCA’s Unity Fund casts a wide net
“What the Unity Fund did and continues to do is show that the PCA is putting its money where its mouth is … [it] shows that [the PCA is] trying their best to help open the doors for other minorities especially in the PCA: ‘We want to see you guys develop and we want to put action into that.’”
By Zoe S. Erler
Scott Sauls’ Antidote for Outrage
The way that Christians fight is chiefly through persuasion, not coercion; by attacking problems instead of attacking people; by holding in tension this concept that Jesus introduced of being full of grace and truth.
By Interviewed by Andrew Shaughnessy
