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The Foster Report Is A Credible Report: Functional Female Officers in the PCA

Foster’s report should be believed as a credible report of women serving in officer-like leadership roles in the PCA.

Written by Matthew Lee | Monday, October 13, 2025

The project was led by Michael Foster, a former PCA pastor. The report uncovers “evidence gathered from publicly available websites, live streams, and church documents” that demonstrates that a non-negligible portion of the PCA (7.3% by their estimates) publicly list women in official and titled leadership roles that, according to Foster and his coauthors, “function... Continue Reading

Children’s Messages Are Bad for Children

Do you want children to grow in their faith? What do we do?

Written by Jaime Nava | Sunday, October 12, 2025

Now wait a minute, you’re thinking. The pastor is also there for the children. Yes. Indubitably. The pastor is called by God. He is given the keys to unleash the free gifts of Christ and His Kingdom on everyone, including kids. But is that what we see in the children’s message? I’ve mostly observed poor... Continue Reading

What Is Presbyterianism? Its History, Theology & Practices

Presbyterianism has a long and storied history at the very center of Protestant Christianity.  

Written by Matthew Everhard | Wednesday, October 8, 2025

Presbyterianism has contributed positively to global missions, revivalism, theological research and writing, and social concern for the poor, neglected, and marginalized. Its focus on doctrinal fidelity, confessional identity, and reverent worship has made it a marvelous home for millions of believers around the world.   It might seem strange—and even boring—to name a Christian denomination... Continue Reading

What is a Gospel Centered-Church and Why Do We Need One?

If we want our churches to have eternal ramifications for both ourselves and our communities, then we must be centered upon the means by which God brings about this change.

Written by W. Tyler Sykora | Sunday, October 5, 2025

“Read the Bible, preach the Bible, pray the Bible, sing the Bible, and see the Bible.”   The Gospel affects the entire life of a believer, and the same is true for a body of believers that comprise a local church. Churches, and all that they do, should have a particular Gospel focus. From the... Continue Reading

How Do We Define the Church?

The ordinary means of grace: the preaching of God’s Word, the sacraments, and prayer.

Written by Eric Watkins | Saturday, October 4, 2025

Israel was set apart from the world foremost by the promise of God’s presence, but also by the covenant promises and commands God gave to Israel. But perhaps most significantly, God enshrined His promise to dwell in the midst of His people by granting them a temple in which His presence would spiritually dwell. This... Continue Reading

Doug Wilson Is Not a Prophet

The prophet’s calling is not brand-building but truth-telling at great personal cost.

Written by Jeremy Sexton | Friday, October 3, 2025

If a man reserves his strongest words only for outsiders, it is not courage at all. Prophets did speak to the nations, but they saved their heaviest blows for the idols closest to home, and they bore the cost. When the fiercest edge cuts elsewhere, it is not prophetic steadfastness but crowd-pleasing performance. Catering to... Continue Reading

“Great Christian institutions rarely last.”

Let’s work to change that.

Written by Bob Russell | Friday, October 3, 2025

While the drift of Christian institutions is real, it is not inevitable. Faithful men and women, committed to Christ above culture, can strengthen and secure the training grounds for the next generation.   This past week, a well-known preacher confided in me with a heavy heart. His adult daughter, once strong in the Christian faith,... Continue Reading

Mission to North America Announces Interim Coordinator

Ruling Elder Steve Dowling has served the PCA and the assembly faithfully for many years.

Written by byFaith Staff | Wednesday, October 1, 2025

The MNA Permanent Committee will form a representative search committee for the next committee coordinator in due course. Pray for the Permanent Committee and the process of calling the next leader in domestic mission, church planting and vitality.   Ruling Elder and former GA Moderator Steve Dowling has been appointed as MNA Interim Coordinator, effective... Continue Reading

Intergenerational Discipleship: Don’t Retire from Gospel Ministry

The matured goodness and wisdom of older saints should be humbly offered up as an example to others.

Written by Keith Seary | Tuesday, September 30, 2025

Paul says to the Thessalonian believers, “You are witnesses, and God also, how holy and righteous and blameless was our conduct toward you believers” (1 Thess. 2:10). The one who called himself the foremost of sinners (1 Tim. 1:15) was not attempting to describe himself as perfect, but he did recognize an important tool for... Continue Reading

Check Your Fears

I don’t have to fear man.

Written by Gerald Griffin | Tuesday, September 30, 2025

As ministers, we have already made the big decision to follow Jesus in a life of ministry, but sometimes we need to be reminded of some of the benefits of fearing God…I don’t labor alone but with him.   In all my life, I have never seen so many people afraid of so many things.... Continue Reading

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