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Faithful and Righteous Psalm 71:1–24 My tongue will talk of your righteous help all the day long. Psalm 71:24 To deal with the limitations of old age, David looks to the past to remind himself of God’s faithfulness and power. He looks to the future to remind himself of the work yet to be done….

The church must select, train, and develop leaders who shepherd not from a place of personal promotion but from a posture of self-sacrifice.

After 50 years of serving pastors, here are 4 lessons we’ve learned.

“I’m going to take care of patients of all faiths and patients of no faith, but we will be guided by our faith in terms of what we will be willing and what we won’t be willing to do.” Read about Rejoice Fertility.

Poor and Needy Psalm 70:1–5 But I am poor and needy; hasten to me, O God! Psalm 70:5 The last verse of Psalm 70 is what I call the psalmist’s most basic belief or persuasion. It has two parts: (1) he is “poor and needy,” and (2) God is his “help and . . . deliverer.” The…

The Shining Face of God Psalm 67:1–7 May God be gracious to us and bless us and make his face to shine upon us. Psalm 67:1 The language of this verse is drawn from the great Aaronic blessing of Numbers 6. The text says that God told Moses to have Aaron bless the people, saying,…

Ryan Burge loves religion data. And for a religion data analyst, the PCA stats are a treasure trove. 

Singing Praise Psalm 61:1–8 So will I ever sing praises to your name. Psalm 61:8 David began this psalm feeling at “the end of the earth” (v. 2), far from God. But as he thought about God and prayed to him, he drew closer to God and grew in confidence until he ends actually expecting…

The pulpit search committee for Tenth Presbyterian Church has unanimously voted to recommend Jonathan Gibson as its candidate for the Philadelphia church’s next senior minister.