“The headlines don’t change our mission: proclaiming the person and work of Christ.” Even when believers disagree, they still carry with them the transformational power of the Gospel.

Mike Milton on why the chaplaincy is one of the greatest acts of Christlike service and what it takes to minister to men and women coming back from combat.

For many of us, the military seems distant and disconnected. But for those who care about freedom, especially the freedom to speak about God and worship God as we choose, the U.S. military should be anything but an abstraction.

“I also wish I could communicate the absolute joy that we have found in doing this challenging work. There is nothing like seeing the look on a young soldier’s face when he realizes you care.”

How could I draw lessons from the Refomation, for a body of churches living in an Asian, Westernized, prosperous, polyglot, polyethnic culture that I barely understood? What could I say about the Reformation to believers so far removed from Luther and Calvin?

How do we reason with a culture that rejects the notion of truth? The same way Jesus reasoned with Pilate.

There comes a time when every church needs revival. In recent years it’s dawned on several PCA pastors that what’s true of the local church is also true of the regional church — the presbytery.

What does a 15-year-old girl do when, after being rescued from sex slavery, realizes that her family doesn’t want to take her back?

When children are born, they enter a dangerous world. Therefore, as we give our children in baptism, we are receiving a powerful gift of hope that God will be our child’s God.

What motivated most people on the Main Street end of the economic spectrum to use their mushrooming home equity as collateral to open huge lines of credit, buy products they couldn’t afford, and take on debt they couldn’t repay? The answer is greed, and it has nothing to do with Wall Street.