Megan Fowler

When This is Over, Let’s be Sure to Live Life Abundantly

If there’s anything this strange time has taught us, it’s that we need one another.

When the Challenges are Great, We Believe in the Spirit

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.

Public Statement from Stated Clerks Regarding Racial Reconciliation

We commend to our churches the open letter from PCA agency presidents and permanent committee coordinators, addressing present racial injustices and tensions that Christians of all ethnicities must address with Scripture’s truth and grace.

Tim Keller

Tim Keller Asks for Prayers for Pancreatic Cancer

Keller, 69, said he has felt God present and felt physically great as he underwent initial tests, biopsies, and surgery. He sees it as providential intervention that doctors caught the cancer when they did.

Four Horsemen are No Match for One Mounted on a Donkey

Revelation 6 reminds us that God is preserving, providing for, and preparing His people in the midst of suffering.

Group of PCA Coordinators and Presidents Issues Statement on “Heinous Killings”

As elected leaders of PCA agencies and permanent committees, we feel compelled to speak clearly on these matters in the interest of gospel healing, unity, and peace.

Ad Interim Committee on Human Sexuality Releases Report

The report will not be officially presented to the 48th General Assembly until its next scheduled meeting anticipated in 2021.

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We Have Been Adopted, Therefore We Adopt

PCA Pastors and Their Wives Heed God’s Call to Care for Widows and Orphans

PCA members and pastors are part of the trend in fostering and adopting children in need.

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The PCA, Facing the Future

As he prepares to turn the gavel over to his successor, Taylor leaves his perspective on what he sees as the six critical questions now facing the PCA.

Global Church Innovation: How the Pandemic is Changing the Church and Why It’s OK

“Innovation” can seem like a bad word in the context of the church. It sounds too new, too customer-focused. But in a time of crisis, what if innovation is closer to Genesis than to Silicon Valley?

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