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Ministry Transitions August – October 2025

Here is a list of pastoral and ministry transitions within the PCA from August 1 to October 31, 2025.

Devotion for November 28, 2025

Why Worship God Psalm 95:1–7 Oh come, let us worship and bow down. Psalm 95:6 Psalm 95 gives two important reasons we should worship God. 1. Because God is such a great God (vv. 3–5). Appreciation can be shown to many people, praise to others. Worship belongs to God only. Yet we cannot worship God…

The Bible, the Church, and God’s Mission

Robby Holt reviews the second edition of “The Mission of God: Unlocking the Bible’s Grand Narrative.”

Devotion for November 27, 2025

A Rule of Law and Justice Psalm 93:1–5 Your statutes stand firm; holiness adorns your house for endless days, O Lord. Psalm 93:5 (NIV) Psalm 93 closes with two characteristics of God’s kingly rule: it is a kingdom of law and it is a kingdom of holiness or justice. 1. A rule of law. God’s…

How PCA Churches Are Feeding Their Communities

“We believe Jesus calls us to serve those in our community who are in need. I want them to know it’s a church ministry, and that’s what our motivation is.”

Answering God’s Call to Defend the Fatherless 

From Genesis to Revelation, God reveals his heart for the vulnerable.

Devotion for November 26, 2025

The Rewards of Trust Psalm 91:1–16 I will protect him, because he knows my name. Psalm 91:14 In the last three verses of this psalm, God promises three things to those who trust him. 1. Protection for the one who is in danger (v. 14). Psalm 91 speaks throughout of the many dangers that threaten…

Remember the Widow

The truth of the gospel needs to be embodied by the community that the gospel creates.

Devotion for November 25, 2025

Where Sin Leads Psalm 90:1–17 You have set our iniquities before you, our secret sins in the light of your presence. Psalm 90:8 The third section of Psalm 90 (vv. 7–12) recognizes that man’s greatest problem is not just his frailty—that is, that he exists for only a short bit of time and is then…

Remembering the Poor

What do followers of Jesus look like?

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