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Several PCUSA AND TEC church property cases ripen across the country

Denominations assert a “trust” over the property which they assert has only been held by the local church for the larger body.

Written by The Layman | Saturday, October 13, 2012

As congregations historically affiliated with the Presbyterian Church USA and the Episcopal Church USA seek to realign with more conservative branches of their denominational families, court battles over property continue across the country.

Liberty University’s Flip-Flop Moment

Liberty students seem to recognize that none of the political parties aligns consistently with their faith.

Written by Karen Swallow Prior, Christianity today | Saturday, October 13, 2012

Today, the students at Jerry Falwell's school are more likely to 'change the world' by buying a pair of TOMS Shoes than showing up at the state capitol. Could their soft activism signal a larger shift among evangelicals?

Sexperiment Authors Advise Church Leaders on How to Avoid Extramarital Affairs

According to the Youngs, there are four steps that occur before an affair takes place.

Written by Katherine T. Phan, Christian Post | Saturday, October 13, 2012

Good Defense is a Good Offense: To prevent an affair from taking place, the Youngs encouraged church leaders to be proactive in keeping their relationships sexually pure. The first realization for church leaders is that sexual sin is a reality. Citing 1 Corinthians 10:13, which states "when you are tempted, " Pastor Ed said leaders should know "it can happen to me."

Why Your Church Needs Facebook, Twitter Presence

By contributing, you have a chance to become a valued and respected voice in conversations around local matters.

Written by Steve Holmes, RNS | Saturday, October 13, 2012

As a Twitter user, you can engage with a broader Christian community and with others in your own local area (and with other interest groups if your church is involved; there are significant Twitter communities sharing news around human trafficking or debt counseling or student mission, for instance). You can eavesdrop on these conversations and be informed, or you can contribute.

The Gospel and the Gender Wars

The divorce culture around us is the most obvious sign of men and women in conflict with one another

Written by Russell Moore | Saturday, October 13, 2012

The church continually works to reclaim a biblical concept of the family. We call men to prepare themselves to be other-directed husbands. We call on women to find their beauty not in cultural stereotypes of a woman’s value but in God’s delight (1 Peter 3:1–6). Such will look increasingly and, oddly, peaceful to a culture conditioned to gender wars. But in the end, it’s not about being better men and women. It’s about a clear proclamation of the mystery of Christ and His church. They’re not in tension with one another, in competition with one another, mistrusting one another. They’re head and body—one flesh.

Why Jethro? The Wisdom of What God Doesn’t Say

Regarding secondary or administrative things, God leaves much to our figuring out

Written by Jon Bloom | Saturday, October 13, 2012

In Exodus 18, while visiting his famous son-in-law, Jethro observes Moses’s judicial administrative methods and then gives sage advice on delegation. The outcome was a much more effective and efficient way of serving the people.  But why didn’t God just tell Moses that from the beginning?     “Thus the Lord used to speak to... Continue Reading

PCA Teaching Elder James Meek called as Dean of Erskine Theological Seminary

Dr. Meek will assume his duties in Due West, SC on October 19

Written by Staff | Friday, October 12, 2012

In addition to assuming academic/administrative responsibilities at the seminary, Jim will also teach Greek and New Testament courses. His Bible Overview book is already a staple text in some of our seminary courses

Trongate: The Scandal of Glasgow

The great city of Glasgow has a motto – ‘Let Glasgow flourish”. Actually the full motto is or was, ‘Let Glasgow flourish through the preaching of the Word’

Written by David Robertson | Friday, October 12, 2012

Whilst in the great scheme of things what I am about to write about is not of the same scale as some of the much deeper and wider injustices in our society and world today, nonetheless what is going on is indicative of a deep malaise within the church in Scotland in general and the Church of Scotland in particular.

Not a Celebrity Pastor’s Wife? That’s Okay!

You are not ordinary because God forgot to make you famous. You are ordinary because, from the beginning of time, He had good works planned for you to do

Written by Megan Hill | Friday, October 12, 2012

Ordinary women, being relational creatures, often see well-known men and women in ministry--the ones who write books, speak at conferences, launch ministries, or are married to people who do--and retreat into feelings of worthlessness. Stop it. Right. Now.

Will Piper, Carson, and Keller Alone Be Left Standing?

(Or why don’t rappers rap about Native Americans?)

Written by D. G. Hart | Friday, October 12, 2012

Perhaps the best way out of this dilemma is to toughen up. After all, how happy were the early Christians hearing the apostle Paul quoted in their worship services? Wasn’t he the guy who helped kill Christians? In fact, if we apply our standards of social justice all the way through the past, we will have to close the good book altogether. The reason is that none of the Bible’s saints could withstand our moral rectitude

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