The leftist reaction to this story is predictable, painting pro-lifers as macabre and ghoulish for approving of the state’s decision to give Adriana’s baby a chance to live. We should stand with the state of Georgia and the doctors caring for Adriana and her child, and we should encourage all pro-lifers to support them with... Continue Reading

This year had an above average number of kerfuffles, which has seemingly set up the Assembly for more vigorous debate and discussion. Not a few have observed the extraordinary frequency of controversies from our General Assembly’s committees and coordinators.   This year’s Assembly has a large workload ahead of it to fix the ongoing issues... Continue Reading

John Bradford, an English martyr who was burned at the stake, often shared an interesting idea. He reflected that if God created such a magnificent universe for his enemies, then the world he must have prepared for his friends is extraordinary. It’s going to be incredible. But it’s only for his friends.   Big Idea:... Continue Reading

The committee acknowledges the need for reconciliation and healing between the PCA and some of its sister denominations, as well as specific ministers and members within them. Appropriate steps will be taken to ensure our fellow Reformed and Presbyterian branches of Christ’s church know our deep love for them and desire to continue work alongside... Continue Reading

Whatever the world sees when it looks at the cross, that is what the eye of faith sees. Christ sloughed off the forces of evil, triumphing over them on the cross. There’s the thought of victory.   Categories of the Cross Jesus Christ is, in fact, an expression of the temper of the whole New... Continue Reading

Joseph doesn’t lead military conquests like Joshua. Joseph doesn’t confront false prophets like Elijah. Joseph doesn’t fell great giants like David. Joseph doesn’t sail the high seas like Jonah. He’s a civil servant, a government official, a pen pusher. But his story reminds us that even in the faithful completion of the most mundane of... Continue Reading

As we pray without ceasing, we join Daniel and countless saints who have interceded for God’s people across generations. Let us hold fast to the challenge by the Apostle Paul, who instructs, “Pray without ceasing” (1 Thessalonians 5:17).   In this series, we have explored the ministry of prayer as a foundation of love and a... Continue Reading

“As someone who saw this happening more than 35 years ago—and who longed for the Church of Scotland to turn around—I am truly in despair at just how far down the road the Kirk has gone. I thought that in my lifetime it could easily become irrelevant—it has. But I never thought that it would... Continue Reading

Through the Creed, we can better understand not just an ancient document, but the living faith it represents and the vibrant relationship between the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit that stands at its center.   The Nicene Creed can sometimes feel like a strange document with little relevance today. Novels like Dan Brown’s Da Vinci Code portray... Continue Reading

There is a clear pattern regarding the treatment of Christians by Muslims. In each case, Christians and other non-Muslims are oppressed, exposed to violence or the threat of violence, and discriminated against in majority Muslim countries. And the source of persecution in those countries is not only the government. In most cases, the wider Muslim... Continue Reading