Megan Fowler

Human Flourishing and a Biblical Story of Change

The solution to America’s unhappiness is not more stuff, but grasping the biblical idea of what it means for humans to flourish.

Applications for Stated Clerk Due September 20

At the 47th General Assembly in June, Dr. L. Roy Taylor, who has served as stated clerk since 1998, announced that he plans to retire after the 2020 General Assembly. The Administrative Committee has provided resources for anyone interested in applying for the position, nominating a candidate, or contacting the search committee.   The Stated Clerk…

Ballads from the Catacomb

Country Music Veteran Imparts Joy of Songwriting to Prisoners

“We’re all criminals. We’re all in need of redemption.”

Ministerial Relief Continues Financial Ministry With New Leadership

Jon Medlock Takes Reins from Retiring Bob Clarke

“In seeing what was going on in the lives of people serving the church, we decided we could no longer just write checks.”

Scholarship and Skill in Living

One on One With Karl Johnson of Chesterton House

Following academic pursuits should draw us deeper into life in Christ, and life in Christ should draw us deeper into our studies.

There’s More Than Meets the Eye to Just about Everything

The all-powerful creator God is telling us something about Himself in everything, from the tiniest ghost crab to the right whales that visit us in calving season.

Aiming for the Potluck

“The persistent goal of biblical economic life is the feast where we are feasting together.”

Dr. Jonathan Master Selected as Next President of Greenville Presbyterian Theological Seminary

Dr. Master will assume the seminary presidency on July 1, 2020. Dr. Pipa will continue to serve as full-time professor of systematic & homiletical theology and president emeritus.

A More Diverse PCA

In this installment of “PCA Voices,” Wy Plummer discusses the broader vision and strategy for MNA’s African American Ministries.

What Makes a Healthy Church?

In a 2016 installment of PCA Voices, Randy Pope – who has served Perimeter for nearly 40 years – shares some insights into what makes a healthy church.

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