Holding the hope of our faith in Jesus Christ in tension with the hard places of the Fall is our current calling. Finding hope and life has everything to do with where we fix our gaze.

Opportunities abound to reach the next generation, even through this time of upheaval, unrest, and uncertainty.

As an expert people-connector, Estock shares the importance of equipping lay leaders to make disciples, and providing them with some of CDM’s best free resources.

In this latest installment of PCA Voices, Hodge shares about the call of believers to model servant leadership.

The last three of these ONE Conferences are taking place in Annapolis (Sept. 28-29), Chattanooga (Oct. 5-6), and St. Louis (Oct. 19-20). 

Keeping with the theme of this year’s General Assembly, “Love God and Love Neighbor,” the GA Host Committee will be offering several opportunities for families of commissioners to serve the metro Atlanta community. “All of Scripture and life hangs on these two great purposes … loving God with all our hearts and loving others as…

Since the videos were released, “it has been amazing to see how people have used them personally and corporately as they lead others in the local church,” Hodge says.

Arguing over controversial issues in new media exposes and amplifies what may be the greatest difficulty facing Christians in this phase of American cultural conflict: loving each other.