May we, the PCA, be on the frontlines of loving the foreign student in our midst.

Though few would refer to themselves as fundamentalists today, they share many of the movement’s core beliefs.

Only a distinctively Presbyterian approach to missions will reliably produce Presbyterian churches that endure from generation to generation.

We need a theology of generosity that is solidly rooted in grace alone.

Doug Griffith shares, “There is one issue that deeply concerns me: a deficit of gospel preaching.”

The church must select, train, and develop leaders who shepherd not from a place of personal promotion but from a posture of self-sacrifice.

Here is some practical advice for those who find themselves in positions of power within the church.

There is a prosecutor within each of us who knows just when to press “play” on regret.

Preaching, the microphone and microscope of ministry, is the area where pastors get the most feedback. However, it’s not exactly clear what “great” preaching is and how one can “grow” in this area.

Good elders and deacons are an incredible blessing to the local church.