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The Visible Church As a “Corpus Per Mixtum”

There are only two categories of persons in the visible church: the regenerate in Christ, and all the rest (who are not regenerate).

Written by Rev. Mark J. Henninger | Thursday, June 4, 2026

In any body of Christians (of any size), there will be a “mixture” of those who are regenerated, and those who are not. The problem is, it is not always that easy to discern between the two. The good news is, God has not called us to know this.   “Corpus per mixtum,” is Latin,... Continue Reading

What Should Christians Remember amid Tragedies?

Even when His goodness seems hidden by the shadow of a difficult providence, we can trust in the goodness of God.

Written by Joel Fick | Wednesday, June 3, 2026

Through suffering, God is conforming us to the image of His Son. When we are faced with personal tragedies, we should remember that God is not just working outside of us, but He is working in us.   It was just after 11 p.m. on an unusually cold January night in north Florida when the... Continue Reading

A Reading in John of Damascus, with Commentary: Or, Another Problem with Theological Retrieval Demonstrated. (Part One)

Beware of those who have begun to commend retrieving the teachings of Eastern Orthodoxy. Of particular interest is John of Damascus.

Written by Tom Hervey | Wednesday, June 3, 2026

Basil also said that “the idea of the image would be lost were it not to preserve throughout the plain and invariable likeness”.  By that standard any image purporting to show Christ cannot be deemed his image, since we cannot know it preserves “plain and invariable likeness” to him—and since there are as many purported... Continue Reading

Facets of Gospel Grace (Part 2)

The Gospel as a Diamond

Written by Tom Sugimura | Wednesday, June 3, 2026

If the hearers of the gospel do not witness the glory of Christ in the image of God through all the blessings of the gospel, then we have not yet seen what finally makes the gospel truly good news—the Person of God himself.   We have pictured the gospel as a glorious diamond reflecting biblical... Continue Reading

The Third Best Gift to Give Our Children

Adults have allowed children to not accept the responsibility of work.

Written by Pete Hurst | Wednesday, June 3, 2026

From an early age, work must be taught, positively modeled by adults, and regularly practiced by children. This is one of the best gifts we can give to children.   I guess it could be subjective as to what is best to give our children. Even though God is the one who changes their heart,... Continue Reading

Harness the Power of Failure

Failure need not be final. In fact, failure can be the first step towards greater success if you handle it humbly.

Written by Ben Hicks | Wednesday, June 3, 2026

If we are able to be humble and evaluate ourselves honestly when we fail, if we will listen to others when they come with corrections and critiques, and if we will be willing to admit we were wrong, then we put ourselves in a position where we can grow from failure.   I was listening... Continue Reading

A Directory with a Smile

Why the PCA Should Welcome the Revised Directory for Worship

Written by Ben Ratliff | Wednesday, June 3, 2026

The revised Directory gives the PCA an opportunity to say that the worship of our Triune God is not an afterthought.…Worship is the highest privilege of the Christian and the church’s glad response to the Father, through the Son, by the Spirit. For that reason, we should receive this proposal with gratitude, read it carefully,... Continue Reading

Walking with an Unseen Limp: God’s Enduring Faithfulness in the Private Pain of a Pastor’s Wife

The pain of a pastor’s wife is often as unseen as her work.

Written by Katie Deckert | Wednesday, June 3, 2026

When other Christians cause us pain, we can be tempted to think, I love Jesus, I just don’t want anything to do with the church. But Jesus is not a brideless groom. His bride is the church, and he has called every believer to be a part of her and to fiercely love her because... Continue Reading

What Are We Looking At?

The psalmist prayed: “Turn my eyes from looking at worthless things…”

Written by Pete Hurst | Wednesday, June 3, 2026

Sometimes, we hear people say they are “living the dream,” and we feel sorry for them, because their “dream” life is inferior to the better things and life that God gives. They are deceived as to what is valuable and what is worthless.   In Psalm 119:37a, the psalmist prays for something important that you... Continue Reading

A Protestant Appraisal of “Rock & Sand”: Sola Scriptura Properly Understood

“Rock and Sand” is useful, not as a refutation of classical Protestantism, but as a mirror held up to evangelical weakness.

Written by Tyler Cox | Wednesday, June 3, 2026

What is needed is not a retreat to Rome or Constantinople, but a retrieval of the Protestant tradition that predated the individualism and heart religion that came from the Great Awakenings. Protestantism is the solution, not the problem.   Fr. Josiah Trenham is one of the top online personalities influencing people to convert to Eastern... Continue Reading

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