This fall marks the golden anniversary of a quiet story of Reformed ecumenicity: the partnership between the OPC and the PCA in Great Commission Publications.
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Francis Schaeffer: A Pastor Whose Job was to Spread the Good News
By Benjamin Morris
Schaeffer rejected debates in favor of discussions, seeking to win skeptics over as friends.
Let’s Not Forget to Remember All God’s Done
Thoughts of the past remind us how faithful God has been.
By Richard Doster
For each of us, there are milestones we must hold dear. Which is why God tells us repeatedly, in the Old Testament and the New, to take time to remember.
Bridge-building, the PCA, and the Next 50 Years
By Tom Gibbs
As we pause on this anniversary to consider our denomination as well as the world around us, how are our bridges faring?
What’s Your Story?
By Ann Kroeker
Thinking through our stories, we find our place in His story. God is writing an ongoing story in your life and in mine.
For the Christian, our citizenship in any nation aims to be “worthy of the gospel of Christ” (Philippians 1:27), not merely worthy of that political state.
At The Crossroads: A Sermon Delivered at the PCA’s First General Assembly
By Donald B. Patterson
After graduating from Wheaton College and Columbia Theological Seminary, Donald Patterson was installed as pastor of the Presbyterian church in Commerce, Georgia. He later served the Presbyterian Church in Perry, Georgia, the West End Presbyterian Church of Hopewell, Virginia, McIlwain Memorial Church of Pensacola, Florida, and the First Presbyterian Church of Jackson, Mississippi. Patterson was…
How to Pray at a Military Grave
By Heidi Carlson
While we rightly take our grief to the Lord and look forward to Christ’s return, we must also remember that God is still at work today, on earth among the living.
Ray Ortlund: ‘I Thank God for Tim Keller’
By Ray Ortlund
He rang true again and again, because he was true—true to Christ.
What Does “Six Days” Mean?
Why the controversy?
And how a study committee settled it 25 years ago.
By Larry Hoop
The issue of creation days has not been a significant source of contention in the PCA since the presentation of the Creation Study Committee report.
Building Great Men: Our Most Urgent Priority
By Pete Alwinson
It’s complicated. And it’s an all-encompassing task — one that glorifies and honors our Savior, even as it advances His kingdom.