When we move, how do we not only avoid discontent, but, in fact, become at home? The secret is our grasping the doctrine of the Incarnation.

Why Bible study is worth the time.

Second-century apologist Justin Martyr studied his culture. He understood the prevailing “worldview,” even if the term hadn’t yet been coined.

The Bible reveals this movement through human history that has this overall narrative shape to which we often refer as “creation-fall-redemption-consummation.”

Scripture’s truth comes to us both in propositional statements and in other ways as well—literary ways.

Race in the PCA: Fifth in a Series

A look at how God assures His adopted children.

The God who gave us these words actually means for us to take them in clearly and profitably.

Can Christian’s engage the culture’s imagination with a biblical vision for life in the “golden years”?

The Bible is not given just to make us feel better and live better; it is given to bring life.