The influence of Pastor Al Martin's ministry was evident in the PCA from its earliest years.
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Easter comes with resounding joy because we fix our eyes on this Lamb, standing on the other side of the River of Death, triumphant.
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God’s call to welcome the stranger has become a bridge from St. Louis to Bhutan, Nepal, and India.
Stephen Estock, provisional coordinator, hopes to take his love for the ministry of the local church and use it to shape CEP.
Presbyteries Begin to Vote on Intinction
By Zoe Erler
To some, this is a matter of Christian liberty. To others, a matter of obedience.
In 1976 Charles Dunahoo agreed to serve as CEP’s (Christian Education and Publications) coordinator for three years. At the end of 2012 — some 36 years later — he’ll finally begin his life’s next chapter.
At the fall meeting of Christian Education and Publication, meeting in Atlanta at the Airport Marriott, the Committee called teaching elder Dr. Stephen Estock to be the provisional coordinator of CEP, effective January 1, 2013.
CEP Discipleship Conferences Focus on Kingdom Discipleship
The theme of the conferences is “The Whole Gospel to the Whole Church”
By Megan Fowler
This fall and winter, Christian Education and Publications (CEP) will hold one-day and multi-day 2020Vision Discipleship conferences.
Being a Pastor and Speaking Out in Today’s Culture
Should pastors remain silent about matters debated in the public square?
By Michael Milton
We study. We pray. We speak … when we must, on behalf of the truths of God’s Word to help people.
Grace, rather than lessening human responsibility in sanctification, is the primary motivation for our obedience.
PCA Officers at Ramstein Air Base in Landstuhl contacted S.E. Alabama about helping them plant a Reformed church.
There are forces at work within our culture and our pastoral contexts that cause tension for those seeking to preach grace and human responsibility in sanctification.