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Why Celebrate Advent?

Advent reminds us that the greater redemption we have in Christ is worth waiting for.

Written by Timothy Paul Jones | Saturday, December 7, 2013

Even on this side of Good Friday and Resurrection Sunday, there is brokenness in our world that no cart full of Black Friday bargains can fix; there is hunger in our souls that no plateful of pumpkin custard can fill; there is twistedness in our hearts that no terrestrial hand can touch. “The whole creation,”... Continue Reading

PCA Standing Judicial Commission Member Files Protest for SJC’s Failure to Assume Jurisdiction Over Peter Leithart

Protest presented to the PCA’s Standing Judicial Commission for answering Overtures 2013-20, 21, and 22 in the negative

Written by Staff | Friday, December 6, 2013

The SJC’s answer to Overtures 20, 21 and 22 establishes the principle that in such cases a presbytery has completely fulfilled this requirement to act if it has conducted a trial that fulfills all the technical details required by the BCO. With this understanding of BCO 34-1, should a presbytery become unwilling to convict one... Continue Reading

Casualties of War

Perhaps the pastorate isn’t dangerous, but I think it ranks up there for the level of stress that pastors suffer.

Written by Valiant for Truth | Friday, December 6, 2013

So, why on earth would anyone want to pursue the pastorate given these casualties of war? Simply stated, there’s a fire in your belly and a sense that you just have to pursue the call. A wise colleague of mine once said to a prospective seminary student who was thinking about pursuing ordained ministry, “If... Continue Reading

Homosexuality in Culture

Our culture’s majority position on homosexuality reminds us that we do not live in Christian America

Written by Ed Welch | Friday, December 6, 2013

Where can we be salt and light?  So given that homosexual marriage is here to stay—now what? How do we talk about these things in a way so as not to become a stumbling block? What are the critical political issues? How do we engage with both those who hold strongly to a homosexual political position and... Continue Reading

Is the Movie Version of Noah Biblically Accurate?

Don't be taken in by the Noah movie trailer

Written by Ken Ham, AIG | Friday, December 6, 2013

There were many other bizarre, unbiblical aspects in the preview cut. Though it’s possible that some of these elements may not make the final cut (though we suspect most will), compare the above list to the trailer that has just been released! The comparison should be very revealing for you. You wouldn’t get much of a hint of... Continue Reading

5 Things to Do Before Leaving Your Church: The Pastor Edition

Thoughts churches and pastors might find helpful in the sometimes painful process of losing a shepherd

Written by Thabiti Anyabwile, TGC | Friday, December 6, 2013

It’s hard on everyone when a pastor leaves–usually. Sometimes congregations are happy to see a man go and seem to do everything they can to ensure it happens. The story is told of the irate pastor who stood before the unhappy congregation and announced in no uncertain terms that he was leaving. Today would be... Continue Reading

Why Worship Teams Should Seek To Play With Excellence

Music is a gift of God’s grace to the world and especially his church.

Written by Mark Altrogge | Friday, December 6, 2013

I recently encouraged and thanked our worship team for pursuing musical excellence as they lead us in singing to the Lord together. Though they are not seeking to perform or show off their talents, when they play with excellence, it helps us worship. Not that we need instruments to worship, but the music stirs us. Many... Continue Reading

Supreme Court rejects Liberty’s Obamacare challenge

The case challenged both the employer and individual mandates on grounds of religious freedom, but it also disputed Congress’ power to compel employers to provide insurance.

Written by Andrew Branch, WNS | Friday, December 6, 2013

Representing Liberty University is Mat Staver of Liberty Counsel, who challenged the law the day President Barack Obama signed it in 2010. On Tuesday’s The World and Everything in It, Staver said the issue of the employer mandate isn’t over. “If certainly there is a Court of Appeals that will strike down the employer mandate, that’s... Continue Reading

Christian, Where is your Hope?

I made a list of where my hope isn't to remind myself

Written by Rachel Miller | Thursday, December 5, 2013

Christ is our only sure hope. Our salvation is secure in Him. God has saved us, God is saving us, God will save us. Past, present, and future. All are certain in Him.   May the God of hope fill you with all joy and peace in believing, so that by the power of the Holy... Continue Reading

Family Worship and Its Benefits

Family worship is not meant to be some kind of guilt inducing torture established by divine decree. Rather, it is a means of grace.

Written by Jason Helopoulos, Ref21 | Thursday, December 5, 2013

As we think about family worship, we should note up front that there is no verse of the Bible commanding Christian families to gather together each evening to worship. However, there are plenty of commands making it clear that Christian parents are to teach their children the faith, read the Word, and pray. In essence,... Continue Reading

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