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Devotion for May 14, 2026

The Significant Life John 6:37–40 All that the Father gives me will come to me. John 6:37 If you are a Christian, the fact that it is because God has chosen you and accomplished the work of your salvation is a great truth for you, for it is a truth that gives tremendous importance to…

A Pre-Assembly Update from Mission to North America

The interim coordinator of MNA provides an update on changes and growth over the past year.

Devotion for May 13, 2026

Missing the Christ John 5:31–47 Yet you refuse to come to me that you may have life. John 5:40 The Bible was given by God to point a person to the Savior, and he must come to the Savior if he is to find life. This is necessary, for unless the life of God takes…

The Heart of Texas: A Report from South Texas Presbytery

South Texas Presbytery is focused on multipyling churches within its bounds to serve growing population.

Devotion for May 12, 2026

Healing the Spiritually Disabled John 5:1–15 In these lay a multitude of invalids—blind, lame, and paralyzed. John 5:3 The scene of the disabled by the pool is a desperate picture if we take it seriously. Yet it is the glorious prelude to the gospel of God’s grace, for it is to such people— blind, lame,…

Talk Radio and God’s Providence: An Interview With Erick Erickson

Erick Erickson shares the story of how God led him to the Reformed faith and his career as a talk radio host.

Devotion for May 11, 2026

Come! This is a great word of the Christian gospel. It has brought peace to millions of restless hearts and satisfaction to many that were empty and lonely.

General Assembly Will Return to Orlando in 2029

Details have been finalized for Central Florida Presbytery to host General Assembly in 2029.

Gospel Comfort for Moms Facing Change

Mothers, here are four reminders of God’s truth to uphold you in changing seasons.

Devotion for May 8, 2026

Facing the Gospel John 4:4–26 I perceive that you are a prophet. John 4:19 In the city of Basel, Switzerland, there is a carnival each year called Fashnacht. It is much like the Mardi Gras, but it is held during the first week of Lent instead of before it, presumably to show that Basel is…

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