Satan’s demise is foretold in the story of the fall of Lucifer as told in Isaiah.
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The book of Job presents Satan as a heavenly being inside the Lord’s celestial assembly who raises questions about character and motive and instigates divine action.
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Reformation Sunday is upon us. If we were to boil the turmoil of those times down to one issue, it would be the authority of the Bible.
Rethinking Conflict and Change in the Church
By Megan Fowler
Every year, men complete their seminary training and embark upon what they expect to be a lifetime of ministry in the church.
Like faith, art often passes from one generation to the next. For Jennifer Coffin, it began when she first laid eyes on her mother’s potter’s wheel.
When someone dies, a hole is left, but life eventually returns to normal for their communities. But never for the families of the deceased. And especially never for their children.
Thinking Christianly About Syria
By Alan Dowd
Virtually everyone agrees that Syria is a humanitarian and geopolitical mess. What’s open to debate is what, if anything, the United States should do about it.
Last April, the Covenant Theological Seminary (CTS) board of trustees voted unanimously to appoint Dr. Mark Dalbey as the school’s next president. The appointment became effective May 1.
Covenant Theological Seminary will inaugurate Dr. Mark Dalbey as the institution’s fifth president in special ceremonies to take place Sept. 26–27, 2013.
Silvernail’s Seven
By David Silvernail
Pastor David Silvernail sees God at work in the PCA, and he points to seven of the clearest examples.
Extraordinary Change Through Ordinary Moments in Marriage
By Winston Smith
The frustrating moments of marriage often show us important ways that we misunderstand love, God, and ourselves.
When God’s Answers Aren’t What We Wanted
By George C. Fuller
Have you ever prayed for A and gotten B? Maybe you have an A on your prayer list now, but B may come. It would be interesting to know what lessons you can learn from biblical verses that relate to the prayers of Job, Paul, the Philippians, and Jesus, all of whom asked for A and received B.