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Absorbing Frustration in the Home

The Hidden Usefulness of Steady Strength

Written by Jerry Dorris | Thursday, June 4, 2026

Christ doesn’t lead His bride with irritation and volatility, and He doesn’t abandon her in distress. He leads with strength under control. So when frustration rises in the home, the first response shouldn’t be explosion or retreat, but self-government.   In my article yesterday about kingdom utility, I wrote that a husband is useful to... Continue Reading

Steve Mcqueen: Born Again, Set Free

When the king of cool met the King of kings, he fell to his knees.

Written by Patrick Luscri | Thursday, June 4, 2026

Steve McQueen reportedly left life with a bible given to him by Billy Graham. According to his wife, he read it daily. Why? Because he had a new heart, new affections, new loves. He knew the Savior and had been adopted by God.   Steve McQueen made The Great Escape. But he was sprung by... Continue Reading

A Fence, Not a Cage

Why the PCA needs a Directory for Worship that guides the church we have, not the church we imagine.

Written by Ben Ratliff | Thursday, June 4, 2026

The work of reforming and strengthening worship is never finished by adopting a document. But it can be helped by one. A good Directory will not do the work of pastors and elders for them. But it can help pastors and elders do their work better.   A constitutional Directory for Worship will not, by... Continue Reading

Bullet Points—Kinism and The Sin of Noticing

I have noticed that there is a broad spectrum of men who claim to be proponents of Kinism.

Written by Larry Ball | Thursday, June 4, 2026

I have noticed that the term “race” does not appear in the Bible.  It is a relatively new term in the history of mankind.  The terms “race” and “ethnicity” have replaced the biblical word “nation.”  The word nation refers, first of all, to a people who have a common biological ancestor.    I have noticed... Continue Reading

No Church, No Problem?

The individualistic emphasis of evangelicalism stands in sharp contrast to the covenantal paradigm that we find in Scripture.

Written by Michael S. Horton | Thursday, June 4, 2026

Like any family, the church needs proper discipline and order so that our personal and corporate life together will imperfectly but truly reflect the fact that the church is an embassy of Christ and the age to come even in this present evil age. God’s law, not our spontaneous sincerity, defines what we should do.... Continue Reading

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

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