When Scripture Becomes An A-La-Carte Menu
Reaching those who pick and mix beliefs that are “right for me.”
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Helping the Hurting in Haiti: One Doctor’s Story
Missionary physician Wiley Smith sees hope amidst the devastation in Haiti.
By Robert J. Tamasy
Worship Grant Helps Church Take Pilgrimage through the Psalms
Artists, composers, and theologians bring Psalms of Ascents to life.
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Doing Mercy in the Suburbs
Does “doing mercy” mean abandoing our lifestyle and moving to the inner city?
By Susan Fikse
When We Lose Doctrine, We Lose the Gospel
Our interview with J. Ligon Duncan III, pastor of First Presbyterian Church in Jackson, Miss.
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Thousands Flock to Marco’s 22nd Annual Easter Sunrise Service
More than 9,000 people gathered for an Easter sunrise service on the beach of Marco Island, Fla., this past weekend, including small children in bathing suits, the elderly in beach wheelchairs, and dozens sitting in boats dotting the ocean. “It’s grown exponentially over the years,” said Bill Lyle, pastor of Marco Presbyterian Church (PCA), the…
By Melissa Morgan Kelley
While Congress Talks, Grace Pres Tackles Health Care
In this church’s plan, the doctor makes house calls.
By Robert J. Tamasy
Remember Christ’s Heavenly Ministry to Sinners on Earth
Preaching Christ means preaching the whole of Christ.
By Mark Jones
Thinking Christianly About Health Care
Issue Number 27
Does God care about my neighbors’ health? Do my concerns mirror His?