The Next Coordinator of MNA
What could the next Coordinator bring to the table that would help MNA move beyond recent controversies and difficulties?
The next Coordinator of MNA should embrace the spirit of the founders of the PCA. He should shed the entanglements of racial and social issues and embrace an approach to ministry that is “Faithful to the Scriptures, True to the Reformed Faith, and Obedient to the Great Commission.” The former Coordinator of Mission to... Continue Reading
We Must Part with the World
We can’t love the world and God.
Remember, in your struggle, that Christ has overcome the world—including its temporary pleasures. Jesus is infinitely more satisfying than the world. In the world, not of the world. That is the aim of the Christian; that is the goal of every follower of Jesus Christ. We embark on our journeys through life, navigating the... Continue Reading
Resurrection’s Old Testament Logic
Why Jesus Appealed to Exodus 3 in Talking About the Resurrection
Resurrection lies at the heart of the foundational covenant structure of Israel. Believing in the resurrection wasn’t a matter of interpreting an obscure text but of rightly understanding the very nature of what God promised. The resurrection ranks among the most crucial doctrines of Christianity. For Jesus and the apostles, the resurrection is the... Continue Reading
Am I a Christian Nationalist?
This should be a straightforward question, but to answer it we need to make a number of distinctions.
I don’t know any British churches who are engaging well with these questions. I’m not. We aren’t used to talking about politics. We are probably going to need to learn. This will likely involve offending some people. We might stick our foot in it. My only advice is to stick close to the Bible. ... Continue Reading
Kidnapping of U.S. Missionary Shines Light on Persecution of Christians in Africa
A pattern of kidnappings and ransom demands by jihadists in the region stretches back over a decade.
According to Open Doors International, an organization that monitors and supports persecuted Christians, eight out of the 10 deadliest countries for Christians are in sub-Saharan Africa, where a reported 16.2 million Christians have been displaced. Concern is growing over the whereabouts of Kevin Rideout, an American missionary abducted on October 21 in the West... Continue Reading
God Never Changes
He is exactly who He has always been: faithful, holy, merciful, and true.
We live in a world of shifting standards and shaky commitments. Friends may forget us. Employers may replace us. People’s opinions of us may rise or fall. But the God who called us to Himself is the same God who will finish what He started. God Never Changes and That’s Our Hope Nothing in... Continue Reading
Lord Sabaoth His Name
God is sovereign over all the powers in the universe.
As we commemorate Reformation Day and celebrate God’s power and faithfulness towards his people, we may sing “A Mighty Fortress” with renewed enthusiasm. We may sing with a sure trust in our God of the awesome armies, with a great confidence in our Saviour who even now is enthroned in heaven. For many Christians,... Continue Reading
The Last Words of A Brother
“Nice to meet you again, I’ll meet you guys soon.”
Dearest brother, we rejoice to have known you, but more so that you were known to Jesus, who kept you faithful to that great end. You have run the race, and beaten us all. The last words of a brother to be considered in the context of the first words that are offered to... Continue Reading
Engaging with Transgenderism: Start with Love
All people are in the image of God, even those who hate this very idea.
It is not only the opinion we express that matters; it is the stance we take as we express that opinion. Even if people disagree with us, they should see us as reasonable people who listen well and try to love the people god puts in front of us. There has been so much... Continue Reading
Racial Preference Incompatible with Presbyterian Government
An excerpt from Drew Poplin's new book, “The Canvas of Creation”
Kinism does not align with the nature of the Church, and it also rejects the proper government of the Church. Ministers are gifts given to the Visible Church as a whole, not just a particular group or society …There is no idea of one race being more fit for ministry than another race, nor to... Continue Reading
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