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After 42 Years at Perimeter Randy Pope Makes Way for New Leadership

Pope will hand over the reins to new lead pastor on September 22

On Sunday, September 22, Randy Pope, the founding pastor of Perimeter Church, will give his final charge to the congregation as its senior pastor.

Edith and Francis Schaeffer’s Ministry to Children

The Schaeffers’ ministry to children holds many implications and admonitions for the church today.

What’s so Wonderful (and Dangerous) About Sports?

If you suspect that your allegiance is too strong, ask yourself if you can honestly say: “My team could move to another state or vanish entirely, and it would hardly be a problem.”

Ballads from the Catacomb

Country Music Veteran Imparts Joy of Songwriting to Prisoners

“We’re all criminals. We’re all in need of redemption.”

Scholarship and Skill in Living

One on One With Karl Johnson of Chesterton House

Following academic pursuits should draw us deeper into life in Christ, and life in Christ should draw us deeper into our studies.

There’s More Than Meets the Eye to Just about Everything

The all-powerful creator God is telling us something about Himself in everything, from the tiniest ghost crab to the right whales that visit us in calving season.

Aiming for the Potluck

“The persistent goal of biblical economic life is the feast where we are feasting together.”

Reinventing Labor Day

A Day in Need of New Meaning

We need a culture — informed and shaped by God’s people — that celebrates what it means to provide

Dr. Jonathan Master Selected as Next President of Greenville Presbyterian Theological Seminary

Dr. Master will assume the seminary presidency on July 1, 2020. Dr. Pipa will continue to serve as full-time professor of systematic & homiletical theology and president emeritus.

Suffering and the Heart of God

Our Conversation with Diane Langberg, Ph.D.

Trauma is extraordinary, she says, “not because it rarely happens, but because it swallows up and destroys normal human ways of living.” We have a choice. “We can flit from one cause to another or, like Jesus, we can leave our place of comfort and enter into the suffering.”

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