“We’re all needy before God, and the more respectable you are, the harder it is to see it. But only when we embrace this can we honor everyone.”

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.”

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

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

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

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

In this installment of “PCA Voices,” Wy Plummer discusses the broader vision and strategy for MNA’s African American Ministries.

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.”

In a 2016 installment of PCA Voices, Randy Pope – who has served Perimeter for nearly 40 years – shares some insights into what makes a healthy church.

An overbroad cultural definition of toxicity may be an initial concern, but the reality is more likely the opposite: The world’s definition is far too narrow.