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Resilient Hope: Faith in How the Story Ends
By Karen Hodge
Holding the hope of our faith in Jesus Christ in tension with the hard places of the Fall is our current calling. Finding hope and life has everything to do with where we fix our gaze.
Pastor-Artist Illustrates Primer on the Sacraments
By Zoe S. Erler
In 2013, when Jason Dorsey pastored Redeemer Presbyterian in Indianapolis, he often met kids from the 16 Park apartments, a subsidized-housing complex several blocks from the church. Redeemer members had started an after-school program in the neighborhood, and some of the youngsters had begun showing up for church. Before long, having observed Redeemer’s weekly practice…
Growing My Faith in the Face of Death
By Timothy Keller
So when the certainty of your mortality and death finally breaks through, is there a way to face it without debilitating fear?
Righteousness Over Reputation
By Melissa Morgan Kelley
A new narrative is emerging from Tates Creek because of how it has handled the allegations — one of transparency, humility, and vigilance to build a church culture that prevents abuse from happening again.
Stated Clerk Pro Tempore Issues Statement on General Assembly Dates
By Bryan Chapell
Following a called meeting of the Administrative Committee on Feb. 25, Stated Clerk Pro Tempore Bryan Chapell issued the following statement.
One of the best ways for us to think about worshiping God here on earth is to reflect on the worship of God in heaven.
Listening, building trust and providing a safe place to be truthful are key to evangelism.
Our Unquenchable Appetite for Excellence
By Melissa Morgan Kelley
It is not hard to imagine how the world would thrive when filled with a people pressing forward in their calling, being blessed and blessing in return. It looks and feels like shalom.
For Henry, the PCA wasn’t simply a church body, it was a group of people — people with stories — and Henry loved to tell those stories.
How Do We Understand God and His Attributes?
By Vern S. Poythress
The more we understand the depths of who God is, the more we will be stirred up to praise Him.










