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What Does “Six Days” Mean?
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.
The pastoral letter closed by recommending continued study of the issue and by urging “a spirit of forbearance among those holding differing views regarding the spiritual gifts as they are experienced today.”
Insider Intelligence
By Megan Fowler
Ministry to State can create something different: a place for Christian women to offer each other guidance in navigating the Capitol culture and a safe space for asking hard questions about the faith.
Preparing for Easter from Leviticus—Part III
By Jay Sklar
Because of Jesus, our sin and guilt may be dealt with fully and finally.
Drawing on her own experience of the loss of two children as well as responses from people who participated in her survey about grief, Guthrie pulls back the curtain and helps readers think about how they can show love and support to someone who is mourning.
A Prayer for Nashville
By Mike Khandjian
We have no words to do what only your Spirit can provide. God, be merciful.
Preparing for Easter from Leviticus – Part II
By Dr. Jay Sklar
The King was now alone again, surrounded by a sea of people who longed for his justice to come for the wrongs they had suffered and yet longed for his mercy for the wrongs they themselves had done. But how could justice and mercy meet?
Preparing for Easter From Leviticus, Part I
By Dr. Jay Sklar
While it is not always as evident in English translations, the Lord emphasizes in Leviticus 17:11 that he himself is making the ransom available.
The Trial Panel, after hearing the testimony and evidence presented at trial, unanimously recommended that the full SJC find TE Herron “Not Guilty” on the seven charges.










