If power is given by God, then we know it can be good. Yet to experience the benefits of power, we must think of it differently from the world around us.

Police work drove Jared Dean to discern a call to ministry — a call that began growing in the Marines and bloomed during a crisis of faith with the police force. 

Few Christians have considered the theological questions of gambling, namely whether or not professing Christians should be habitually engaging in it.

Ewan Goligher shares his experience as a conscientious objector and how it impacts his relationships within the medical community.

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.