Here are 10 books (in no particular order) that you should consider reading in 2025. Most are written by, or about subjects that will interest, Reformed evangelicals.

As the new year begins, here are five topics to keep your eye on in the PCA over the next 12 months.

Next week, byFaith is launching a weeklong series of articles to celebrate the role of Mary in the birth of Christ. This series aims to explore the Scripture and celebrate the woman who holds a unique spot in the history of redemption. 

The 51st General Assembly voted in favor of four amendments to the PCA’s “Book of Church Order.”

Last month the North American Presbyterian and Reformed Council convened its 49th annual meeting with all 13 NAPARC member denominations represented.

In the first half of 2024, six new churches were particularized in the PCA. Here are their stories.

First Presbyterian Church of Hollywood (PCUSA) calls PCA pastor to serve as its new senior minister.

We the church should be marked by gratitude.

“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.”

Friend of Sinners Church in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, has followed the Lord’s leading from a potato chip factory to a historic Methodist church building.