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This leg of the PresbyTour showcases how the Lord is at work in the Siouxlands and Wisconsin presbyteries.
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Discipleship Opportunities Abound in a COVID Culture
The State of the PCA’s Discipleship Ministries
By Zoe S. Erler
Opportunities abound to reach the next generation, even through this time of upheaval, unrest, and uncertainty.
Experiencing God’s blessing is not merely getting good things from God. The essence of blessing is getting more of God.
Life of the Body in a Famine of Touch
By Zoe S. Erler
The coronavirus estranged us from regular physical touch. Where do we go from here?
As COVID Fatigue Sets In, Covenant College Fights for Community
By Megan Fowler
Students remain committed to building community and meaningful relationships, even if they must stay six feet apart while they do it.
Scott Sauls’ Antidote for Outrage
Our conversation with the author of “A Gentle Answer”
By Interviewed by Andrew Shaughnessy
“A Gentle Answer” presents a surprising and countercultural blueprint for what it means to follow the God of peace in an age when outrage is king.
PCA General Assembly Update and Possible Delay
By Bryan Chapell
Plan remains for June 2021 meeting, with contingencies if necessary.
Tending to the World’s Problems, One Place at a Time
By Richard Doster
In God’s providence we occupy our current place at this particular time, and that’s what dictates our responsibilities.
Mississippi Flag “Must Come Down”
It’s time for a new symbol that unites all Mississippians.
By Ligon Duncan
As Mississippi lawmakers debated retiring the old flag design, Ligon Duncan, issued a statement about the Mississippi flag
While Metanoia’s in-prison, in-person mentor ministry is on hold, its correspondence discipleship program is in higher demand than ever.
Hymns from the Trenches
By Zoe S. Erler
Hymns have a unique power to impress things on the soul in ways that go beyond a sermon.