There is hardly a more disputed action in the heavily contested history of American Presbyterianism than the 1729 Adopting Act.
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Valley Presbyterian plans to celebrate its new sanctuary with a dedication service this fall.
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Ascended and Enfleshed
Church-Planting Network Brings Christ to Post-Christian Frontier
By Zoe S. Erler
The theological vision and the network of fellowship that Mission Anabaino creates help sustain its members as they slog through the trenches of church planting.
Remembering Dr. Paul McKaughan—Missionary, Visionary, Faithful Servant of the King
By Andrew Shaughnessy, MTW
He left blessings in abundance in his wake—a legacy of souls and grand plans and little kindnesses.
The message of Christmas is that God entered into our humanness. In some mysterious, miraculous way, the Creator became one of the created — one of us.
Be of Good Courage
"Who’s going to ask God to make them braver rather than make them safer?"
By Ann Kroeker
We are to be courageous when God commands something, trusting in God’s presence and power — not leaning on our own thrill-seeking, risk-embracing bent nor overcoming our risk-averse, down-filled-seeking tendencies.
The Call to be Servant Leaders
By Karen Hodge, PCA Women's Ministry Coordinator
In this latest installment of PCA Voices, Hodge shares about the call of believers to model servant leadership.
The Amazing Story of Frank Barker and Campus Outreach
By Sarah Eekhoff Zylstra
Sarah Eekhoff Zylstra of The Gospel Coalition explains how waves of evangelism and missions moved out through Frank Barker, Briarwood Presbyterian Church, and Campus Outreach.
Post-Truth (And Consequences)
By Phil Mobley
Fake news may be a fight not over truth, but over power. In other words, a struggle between different views of reality.
The Path from a Lowly Manger to Black Friday
By Richard Doster
Our thinking about money and its effects on our happiness has a lot to do with our beliefs about God.
Knowing the Reality of Our Triune God
Our Conversation with J.I. Packer
By Interviewed by Richard Doster and John Robertson
In the final analysis Packer writes, “What matters supremely is not that I know God, but the larger fact which underlies that knowledge: He knows me.”
Evaluating Our Stewardship of the Gospel
By Chuck Garriott
According to Chuck Garriott, director of Ministry of State, most of us reach a point where we reflect on our stewardship of the gospel.