The PCA Administrative Committee is providing a way for churches and members to read progress reports from PCA ministries and engage with resources from previous General Assemblies.

If there’s anything this strange time has taught us, it’s that we need one another.

The same Spirit who worked in the life of Christ and the apostles, who was present when the gospel moved forward into a pagan and secular culture that was militantly opposed to it — that same Holy Spirit is ours today.

We commend to our churches the open letter from PCA agency presidents and permanent committee coordinators, addressing present racial injustices and tensions that Christians of all ethnicities must address with Scripture’s truth and grace.

Keller, 69, said he has felt God present and felt physically great as he underwent initial tests, biopsies, and surgery. He sees it as providential intervention that doctors caught the cancer when they did.

Revelation 6 reminds us that God is preserving, providing for, and preparing His people in the midst of suffering.

PCA members and pastors are part of the trend in fostering and adopting children in need.

As he prepares to turn the gavel over to his successor, Taylor leaves his perspective on what he sees as the six critical questions now facing the PCA.

“Innovation” can seem like a bad word in the context of the church. It sounds too new, too customer-focused. But in a time of crisis, what if innovation is closer to Genesis than to Silicon Valley?

The coronavirus is still active and deadly, meaning that churches mustn’t return to public worship until they are able to provide ample protection.