The uniqueness of man is not primarily to distinguish him from the animals; rather, it is to call him to a special role as caretaker

Many churches provide food, clothing, and housing for the poor. But only 1 percent are engaged in employment assistance. What if we put job training at the top of the list?

God calls us to live as if we actually believe our walk with him is a community project

A short primer on Federal Vision, what its rejection within the PCA means, and practical suggestions for churches seeking guidance on this issue

In recent decades, hymns have been seen as old-fashioned, and many in the Baby Boomer generation have eschewed them in favor of seeker-sensitive praise choruses. But postmoderns seem to resonate with the rich tradition of hymnody.

Redemptive history is one grand story of God’s grace and judgment. In the overarching story, what role do animals play?

Art Within Looks to Blend Gifts with Faith

For many Christians, contemporary art holds little appeal. Common wisdom suggests that anything made after 1960 is at best obscure and at worst irreligious or obscene. Yet art—even contemporary art—matters.

How should the evangelical community in American view the present nation of Israel?

The goal is to help the needy become self-sufficient