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  • When war becomes routine Believers in Ukraine have found a new normal, a unifying hope in the gospel, and a sense of urgency in building the kingdom of God.
  • In Memoriam: Allen Thompson John Allen Thompson–a man known for his sense of humor, generosity, strong work ethic, and love for Jesus Christ–died Wednesday, September 9, 2026, at his home in Millbury, Massachusetts. He was 93.
  • In Memoriam: John Oliver Reformed Theological Seminary mourns the passing of Dr. John W. P. Oliver, Professor of Homiletics and Practical Theology Emeritus at RTS Charlotte.
  • Christian, Your Suffering Isn’t Pointless I don’t know how Job felt when he sat in his pile of ashes with his children dead and his wealth stolen and his body decaying, but I have sat on the edge of my bed in tears, crying out to God over my suffering
  • Why Megan Hill Loved the Idea of Writing a Commentary on Ephesians In this video, Megan Hill shares about her new Commentary for Women.

PCUSA Votes Whether to Redefine Marriage to Include Same-Sex Couples

By Rachael Lee

Presbyteries in the Presbyterian Church (USA) have been voting on an amendment to the PCUSA constitution, which would redefine marriage as “a unique commitment between two people to love and support each other for the rest of their lives.”

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Richard C. Chewning, Past PCA Moderator, Called Home to Glory

By Paul Sagan

Memorial Service for Tuesday, February 24, 2015, at Covenant PCA in Fayetteville.

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InterVarsity Victory in Sex Discrimination Case Is Good News for All Parachurch Ministries

Sixth Circuit affirms that the parachurch has same religious right to hire and fire as churches do.
By Morgan Lee

IVCF can set and enforce hiring practices based on its Christian faith, the Six Circuit Court of Appeals ruled on Thursday.

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Breakaway SC Episcopalians Win Major Court Case

By Kevin Eckstrom

The Episcopal Church lost a major court battle February 3.

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Left Behind in the Mainline

By Michael Gryboski , Christian Post Reporter

Witnessing Within Presbyterian Church (USA).

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In China, a church-state showdown of biblical proportions

By Robert Marquand

Christianity is booming in China, propelling it toward becoming the world’s largest Christian nation. But as religion grows, it spurs a government crackdown.

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City to City, RTS Partner on Graduate Degree

A decade's work comes to fruition
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For City to City, this means cultivating ministry leaders much earlier in their process of spiritual and professional formation.

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Five Ways Facebook May be Harming Your Church

Measuring the effect of “social media”
By Dr. Michael J. Kruger, President, Reformed Theological Seminary

Characteristics of a “Facebook culture” that we need to reckon with as believers.

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Spiritual Life Conference at RTS Jackson

Barcley to speak on contentment
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Dr. Bill Barcley will speak with reference to his book “The Secret of Contentment.”

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ISIS Supporters Hack Two PCA Websites

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Over the past two weeks, the websites of two PCA groups were the targets of attacks by supporters of the jihadist rebel group ISIS. In Johnson City, Tennessee, the 200-member Westminster Presbyterian Church, received word that a gruesome video and the language “I love Islam and Jihadist” had been posted on its website. Similarly, “Faith…

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Of Interest Around The Web

Of Interest Around the Web

  • When war becomes routine Believers in Ukraine have found a new normal, a unifying hope in the gospel, and a sense of urgency in building the kingdom of God. 10
  • In Memoriam: Allen Thompson John Allen Thompson–a man known for his sense of humor, generosity, strong work ethic, and love for Jesus Christ–died Wednesday, September 9, 2026, at his home in Millbury, Massachusetts. He was 93. 10
  • In Memoriam: John Oliver Reformed Theological Seminary mourns the passing of Dr. John W. P. Oliver, Professor of Homiletics and Practical Theology Emeritus at RTS Charlotte. 0
  • Christian, Your Suffering Isn’t Pointless I don’t know how Job felt when he sat in his pile of ashes with his children dead and his wealth stolen and his body decaying, but I have sat on the edge of my bed in tears, crying out to God over my suffering 0
  • Why Megan Hill Loved the Idea of Writing a Commentary on Ephesians In this video, Megan Hill shares about her new Commentary for Women. 0
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