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Political theory and engagement has always been a contentious issue. There’s a reason it is not considered a “polite” topic of dinner conversation, and yet, the current social and political environment seem to be especially contentious. Political debate rages throughout the United States — debates not merely concerning arcane tax policy or legislative process but…
“Love Could Not Be Found in Allah”
By Steven Vanderhill
Hamid has dedicated himself “to make the Scriptures accessible to Farsi speakers. with this mission: to preach the gospel and teach the truths upon which our Reformed faith stands strong.”
One Year After Devastating Quakes, MTW Continues Relief Ministry
By Adam MacInnis
For the people in Turkey and the surrounding area, the earthquakes are a tragedy they won’t soon forget or recover from.
RUF Ministries in NYC Find Commonality Across Diverse Campuses
By Megan Fowler
Traditionally, RUF exists for the college campus, but colleges in Manhattan don’t have dorms and classrooms surrounding leafy quads; in many ways, the campus is the city.
Remembering R.C. Sproul’s ‘The Holiness of God’
By Stephen Nichols
Sproul used the word holiness to speak of more than an attribute of God. He used the word to speak of the essence of the being of God, who dwells in inaccessible light.
Designing Ministry with People in Mind
By Megan Fowler
If Stanford and Apple used design thinking to create the iPhone, and Meta used it to create Facebook addicts, what might the same principles do when put to redemptive purposes?
Imaginations Awakened in the PCA
By Hannah Nation with Beth Gregory
Three themes from Wang Yi’s writing come to the forefront of what is inspiring PCA pastors and theologians.
Indispensable Pests
By Andrew Shaughnessy
God’s creation is vast and complex — an infinitely interconnected puzzle of creatures and plants, minerals and microorganisms, all fitting together in a delicate ecological balance.
The Political Influence of Tim Keller
By Chuck Garriott
In the weeks following Keller’s death, Garriott learned of several key figures on both sides of the political aisle who remain highly influenced by Keller’s voice.
For the Christian, our citizenship in any nation aims to be “worthy of the gospel of Christ” (Philippians 1:27), not merely worthy of that political state.