In Greece, postmodernism may be helping to facilitate the spread of the gospel—especially to college students, according to national pastor Giotis Kantartzis.
MTW-RUF Partnership: Bearing Fruit in Greece Read More »
Children born into leper colonies in South Asia have little hope for a normal life. The Children’s Home is changing that.
Home for Hope and a Future: Those at The Children’s Home discover the love of Jesus Read More »
Georgia Settle died last Sunday. She was 75. A memorial service will be held tomorrow, September 25, at Second Presbyterian Church in Greenville, S.C.
Jesus and the apostles make it clear that the primary way that the world will know the truth of the gospel of Christ is through our unity and love for one another. We should therefore make praying for the union of the church a priority.
Ways We Can Pray for Christ’s Church: Second in a Series Read More »
God is always reconciling generations to one another, and that burden is on the older to reach out to the younger—not the other way around.
Next Generation Ministry: Why Youth Matter Now More Than Ever Read More »
While there are always particular circumstances that demand specific prayers, there are also some aspects of prayer for the church that we may, and should, always pray for.
Ways We Can Pray for Christ’s Church: First in a Series Read More »
Many believers now consider adoption not as Plan B, but as plain and simply God’s plan for some families.
Cultivating a Culture of Adoption Read More »
When Brenda Pinson accidentally left her wallet in a gas station restroom, she was not thinking about God’s sovereign hand in all things—she was aggravated. But God used the mishap four years ago to open her eyes to the needs of U.S. servicemen and women, and to start a ministry of encouragement to PCA chaplains
MOM Group Touches Soldiers at Home and Abroad Read More »
“Quality of life” continues to supplant “sanctity of life”.
The Indecency of Assisted Suicide Read More »
Jim Belcher discusses his new book, Deep Church: A Third Way Beyond Emerging and Traditional.
Unity Without Compromise: Our Conversation with Jim Belcher Read More »