“The more post-Christian a place is, the more absolutely essential property will be to a church plant’s long-term viability, and the harder it will be to acquire.”

In the borough of Bellefonte, Pennsylvania, Bellefonte Presbyterian Church has renewed efforts to reach its neighbors by stewarding its historic church building.

Heath Taws knows from experience that rebuilding after a hurricane takes a long time, but he hopes First Presbyterian Panama City can offer a testimony of God’s providence and hope to churches walking through their own storm recovery.

Amidst challenges and growth, Tom Gibbs says, “Institutions like Covenant have to be more strategic in their mission if they are going to be effective. And that’s all happening in a world that is becoming less and less biblically literate all while needing that clarity more acutely.”

Ryan Zhang shares about Christian persecution in China, seeing the Lord at work, and ways the American church can learn from the Chinese church.

From Florida to Ukraine, Larry Roff ministers through his love for music and the One whom he worships.

In his new book “Defending Sin,” Hans Madueme defends the biblical doctrine of sin from the challenges presented by evolution and the natural sciences.

As director of a new initiative, MNA Rural Church Planting Ministry, Corey Pelton is leading an effort to multiply churches in “small towns and neglected places.”

Two Butler-area PCA churches are grappling with their hometown being the scene of a historic event, what they can learn, and how they can help.

Discover how God is using Pastor Alton Hardy and Urban Hope Community Church (PCA) to bring hope in one of America’s most impoverished communities.