The world is clamoring for leaders. The church is, too. A problem may come, says Karen Hodge, coordinator of women’s ministry for the PCA, when we — the church — look for leaders according to the same criteria as the world. That’s because biblical leadership is radically different from worldly leadership.
In this latest installment of PCA Voices, Hodge shares about the call of believers to model servant leadership.
The Rabbit Room began as a place for friends — who happened to be musicians, writers, and artists —to encourage each other in their pursuit of beauty, truth, art, and expanding the borders of imagination. ...
Amid the charred rubble that was his rented home, Bryan Laws found the remains of a plaque that represented the type of life he had begun to build with his church family in Paradise, California: ...
In “Practicing the King’s Economy: Honoring Jesus in How We Work, Earn, Spend, Save, and Give,” authors Michael Rhodes, Robby Holt, and Brian Fikkert examine various aspects of “the King’s economy” through six “keys”: Worship, ...
Editor's Note: This article was originally published in the summer 2018. Westminster Seminary professor William Edgar explains that his new book, “Created and Creating: A Biblical Theology of Culture,” has been years in the making. “I ...
To slander is to throw acid onto the face of another’s reputation. It mars them in the cruelest ways. In one biblical example, the slanders that people spread in fact aimed to have someone killed ...