Gleaning from the Ministry of Harry Reeder
“A Pastor’s Heart,” in memory of Harry L. Reeder III, serves as a resource for the next generation of church leadership.
By Zack Groff
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The Man Behind the General Assembly Organ
By Erin Jones
Preaching Before the Lord
By Thurman Williams
Trusting God in the Lion’s Den
By David Schumann
Briarwood Presbyterian Begins Search for Next Pastor
On Sunday, August 25, the congregation of Briarwood Presbyterian Church formed a pulpit committee to search for the third senior pastor in its history.
By Andy Jones
Should the Protest Continue?
In his book “What It Means To Be Protestant,” Gavin Ortlund presents the case for an always-reforming church.
By Andy Jones
New Indelible Grace Album Celebrates 50 Years of RUF
It’s been 24 years since Indelible Grace released its first album. Its 10th album — recorded live at the 50th #PCAGA — drops on August 23.
By Zoe Erler
The Complexity of Immigration and the Undeserved Grace of the Gospel
As a scared, vulnerable stranger who has endured a horrific journey with hope for a new life in a new country, how would I want to be treated?
By Susie Fikse
Slow to Anger
The experience of anger is not inherently sinful, but we should seek to limit its shelf life. The longer anger lasts, the more dangerous it becomes.
By Phil Mobley
James Montgomery Boice: His Legacy Remains Vital to this Day
When he died in 2000, James Boice was known primarily for his nationwide radio preaching ministry, The Bible Study Hour, along with his scores of valuable books.
By Rick Phillips
