At the Dec. 5, 2020 Presbytery Clerks Meeting, held on Zoom, stated clerk pro tempore Bryan Chapell discussed how the Lord intends his church to move forward by multiple generations supporting one another in united ministry.

Art is not only a valid and dignified calling; it is one that helps us understand what it means to bear God’s image.

The solution to America’s unhappiness is not more stuff, but grasping the biblical idea of what it means for humans to flourish.

Are we willing to become all things to all people that we might save some?

A helpful benchmark for success might be found in Genesis 5, the book of the generations of Adam.

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

According to Tim Keller, there are four subjects that warrant the PCA’s attention.

Mary Beth McGreevy thinks that, in the PCA, we too often we focus on what women can’t do. When we ask about what women can do, the answer is “Almost everything!”

Joe Novenson readily admits that the model for ministry developed at Lookout Mountain Presbyterian Church did not come about by human wisdom. Through God’s providence, the church leadership discovered a practice that would change the pastors and the church.

One of the biggest issue in our churches today, says Tim Geiger, is a lack of transparency. As a result, we have people who struggle with difficult issues — lust, substance abuse, eating disorders — but who have nowhere to go. For them, the church isn’t safe; it’s not where they go to find the help they need.