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A Denomination Hungry for Reconciliation

Opinion: Grace, Race, and the PCA

The story of racial injustice in our country’s past continues to shape our present. I think our elders feel and know this to be the case as well for our denomination.

MNA Mercy Conference Focuses on Gospel Restoration

Presents Integrated Approach

Mission to North America (MNA) will host the 2015 PCA Mercy Conference in Fort Worth, Texas, Oct. 22-24.

An Iranian’s Journey to Jesus

Six Years of Study Lead To Jesus

A jarring question from evangelist Billy Graham sent Shahram Parvani on a six-year quest for life’s meaning. He found the answer in Jesus Christ.

Tied in Knots

Americans Try to Redefine Marriage

For most of us who oppose the redefinition of marriage, this is about nothing more or less than the sanctity of the God-ordained covenant of marriage.

Moving Toward Racial Diversity

A Complex Challenge

Within a few years there will be no ethnic majority in North America. Already some metropolitan areas are “majority minority.” How can we regard that as a Gospel opportunity?

The Good News and Reconciliation

Interview with Mark Belz

In “A Journey to Wholeness,” Mark Belz, a retired lawyer and former moderator of the PCA General Assembly, takes a close look at the story of Naaman’s healing in 2 Kings 5.

Good News for Cuba

Gospel Ignites House Church Movement

God has sparked a fire in the hearts of Cuban men and women.

Man – the Master Idol Maker

Pearcey Shares Principles from Romans 1

According to Pearcey, Romans 1 is where Christians will find the tools they need to make sense of competing worldviews. And it’s there that we’ll be equipped to answer them intelligently, kindly, and persuasively.

What to Make of Ashley Madison

Everyone Will Give an Account

The data breach of Ashley Madison has triggered an international scandal, suicides, and more than a few separations.

Bill Leonard Goes Home to Glory

Founded Two Churches in Colorado Springs

Bill Leonard went home to glory at 12:30 am on Sept. 21 in Colorado Springs. He was 98. Leonard founded two churches in Colorado Springs, one in 1953 right after leaving active duty from the Korean War, Grace Presbyterian, and another in 1972, Village Seven Presbyterian. He and his wife Helen developed VBS programs that…

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