“In our attempt to be creative, we must not unwittingly abandon [the historic Christian faith, the authority of Scripture, and the value of our creeds and confessions].”

So that the deaf may hear and the intellectually disabled might understand the Gospel.

“In college, I wrote a lot of heartbreak songs. Lots of girls would sit down and tell me they were going through the same struggles. Through this, I learned that music is a bridge builder and has a mysterious and beautiful way of connecting people.”

If work is seen as a means to a greater end, then God can use it—and us—to do great things.

God wants us to be free and creative and productive — and to use wealth to promote justice and help those in need.

The Church cannot say and do nothing in the face of the “industrialized negation” of God’s good creatures.

“She was always improving my ministry at almost every stop we made,” says PCA founder Kennedy Smartt about his late wife. “She could correct me and do it in such a way that it was like a doctor giving me a painkiller.”

As pastor of Redeemer Church in Mason, Ohio, Marc Champagne accepted the challenge not only of planting a church, but also of reaching the nations with the Gospel.

The Committee on Mission to the World (CMTW) is pleased to announce the nomination today of Dr. Lloyd Kim of Phnom Penh, Cambodia, to serve as the next coordinator of Mission to the World.

The Rev. William S. Cain, chairman of the Erskine Board of Trustees, announced today that Dr. Paul Kooistra of Suwannee, Ga., has been appointed president of Erskine College and Theological Seminary.