The Role Networks Play in the PCA
Through the years, the various networks have sought to move the denomination according to their vision of the PCA’s identity.
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Seeing the Christian Disciplines as Bread for Our Souls, not Bribes for God’s Blessing
One barrier to the resolutions becoming routine is the burden of guilt we needlessly attach to these Christian disciplines.
By Bryan Chapell
“Unlimited Grace” Content Now Available on Six Continents, 66 Nations
Bryan Chapell's preaching and teaching ministry is distributed by Salem Media Group.
Unlimited Grace Media has extended Chapell’s ministry of equipping and training church leaders by offering the material he has taught for almost 40 years in seminaries and conferences.
By Staff
Reformed Presbyterian Church in Africa Asks for Prayer
Uganda is hosting some 2,000 Afghan refugees; the first wave of 500 was expected yesterday.
By Administrative Committee Staff
Keller and DeYoung Discuss Report on Human Sexuality
At the 48th General Assembly, Tim Keller and Kevin DeYoung talked, on video, about their experience serving on the Ad Interim Committee on Human Sexuality. The committee’s report was accepted by the Assembly.
By byFaith Staff
General Assembly Update for June 30
The General Assembly heard several reports, including the Ad Interim Committee on Human Sexuality.
By byFaith Staff
Assembly-wide Seminar to Consider the PCA’s Bright Future
Diverse panel to share their hopes for the denomination
The goal is to help the PCA remember that God’s blessings in the past prepare us for his work that still lies ahead of the church.
By Megan Fowler
Standing Judicial Commission Activities Prior to the 48th General Assembly
The twenty-four members of the Standing Judicial Commission have processed over 30 cases since the meeting of the 47th General Assembly.
By Standing Judicial Commission
PCA General Assembly in June: See You in St. Louis
At its meeting today the PCA Administrative Committee (AC) has affirmed its plan for our General Assembly (GA) to meet June 28-July 2 in St. Louis.
By Bryan Chapell
Evangelism and Gen Z
The gospel narratives that capture Gen Z might look a little different
For each generation the narrative that leads to Jesus is slightly different. And it has changed again with Gen Z, those born after 1997.