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Of Interest Around the Web

  • Reflections on the ESV After 25 Years People have studied, labored, prayed, and literally bled and died over the years so that we can have an English Bible.
  • Looking Back and Looking Forward In the book of Joshua, the aging leader of Israel does something similar. He looks back at God’s faithfulness before turning the eyes of the people toward the future.
  • How Should Believers Respond to Claims About ‘AI Welfare’? If Christians continue to engage with the philosophy of AI welfare while remaining grounded in Scripture, we may surprise the world and ourselves by developing the ethical standard for AI while preserving the glory of God’s animate creation.
  • Christian, Your Suffering Isn’t Pointless I don’t know how Job felt when he sat in his pile of ashes with his children dead and his wealth stolen and his body decaying, but I have sat on the edge of my bed in tears, crying out to God over my suffering
  • Forget Not the Wilderness Redeemer Presbyterian Church in McKinney, Texas has had ample occasion to sit with the psalmist’s ancient question: “How long, O Lord?” (Ps. 13:1).

GA Adopts RPR Recommendations 56 and 81

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Committee cited Westminster Presbytery with an exception of substance.

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Assembly Answers Six Overtures in the Negative

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On June 11, the 43rd General Assembly of the PCA considered and ruled on six overtures. All were answered in the negative.

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OC Recommends: Refer Civil Rights Resolution to 44th Assembly

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The action to refer the overture to the 44th General Assembly stayed the same, but the vote changed to 80-0-0.

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RPR: Two Minority Reports Prevail

Both Involve Paedocommunion
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On June 10, two minority reports replaced the recommendations made by the Review of Presbytery Records Committee (RPR) and were approved by the 43rd General Assembly.

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Jim Wert Elected Moderator

Has Deep Roots in the PCA
By Susan Fikse

“I think Jim Wert needs a T-shirt that reads, ‘I’m Esther’s little brother. For such a time as this,’” quipped Joe Novenson.

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OC Recommends: Answer Overture 8 in Negative

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Sent back to presbytery for revision.

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OC Recommends: Answer Overture 7 in Affirmative

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Require accused ministers to testify.

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OC Recommends: Answer Overture 3 in Negative

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Baptism language should remain as is.

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OC Recommends: Answer Overtures 2, 9 in Negative

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No need to establish a committee to study Sabbath language.

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OC Recommends: Answer Overture 1 in Negative

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Sent back to presbytery for further consideration.

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Of Interest Around The Web

Of Interest Around the Web

  • Reflections on the ESV After 25 Years People have studied, labored, prayed, and literally bled and died over the years so that we can have an English Bible. 10
  • Looking Back and Looking Forward In the book of Joshua, the aging leader of Israel does something similar. He looks back at God’s faithfulness before turning the eyes of the people toward the future. 10
  • How Should Believers Respond to Claims About ‘AI Welfare’? If Christians continue to engage with the philosophy of AI welfare while remaining grounded in Scripture, we may surprise the world and ourselves by developing the ethical standard for AI while preserving the glory of God’s animate creation. 0
  • Christian, Your Suffering Isn’t Pointless I don’t know how Job felt when he sat in his pile of ashes with his children dead and his wealth stolen and his body decaying, but I have sat on the edge of my bed in tears, crying out to God over my suffering 0
  • Forget Not the Wilderness Redeemer Presbyterian Church in McKinney, Texas has had ample occasion to sit with the psalmist’s ancient question: “How long, O Lord?” (Ps. 13:1). 0
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