Devotion for May 24
As we use the power of the Spirit to replace old ways of life, new life matures. We grow in grace, thriving in new ways of relating to others by pushing out old habits and patterns.
As we use the power of the Spirit to replace old ways of life, new life matures. We grow in grace, thriving in new ways of relating to others by pushing out old habits and patterns.
Stated Clerk Bryan Chapell has published a video to help commissioners prepare for the upcoming PCA General Assembly.
Bill Joseph was elected General Assembly moderator in 1979 and served for many years on the Administrative Committee.
When we trust in the sufficiency of Christ’s work on our behalf, then we need not doubt him or blame one another for the troubles of a fallen world.
When our world became a wilderness of sin, God promised and sent the Bread of Life – Jesus – to nourish and rescue us.
The endowed faculty chair is funded partly through the seminary’s Hope for the Future capital campaign and in partnership with Mission to the World.
It’s helpful if we recognize that our shared beliefs as Christians in the Reformed tradition put all of us on a middle path with regard to “following the science.”
Christ’s titles display the essence of the gospel to reveal the grace of God.
God chose the weak and despised things of this world to display his glory, so that when we are forgotten, weak, disregarded, disgraced, displaced, poor, and lowly, we will remember that God does not despise coming to us.
If we didn’t need his help, then Jesus would not have come. Sin never needs to be the end of God’s story. Let him write Jesus’ ending for you.