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Covenant College Hires New Chaplain

Grant Lowe has been called as chaplain

Written by Staff | Thursday, June 13, 2013

Rev. Grant Lowe, a member of the Pacific Presbytery of the Presbyterian Church in America, has been called as the next chaplain at Covenant College in Lookout Mountain, Ga. He will be moving from Pasadena, where he served as assistant pastor of Grace Pasadena Church (PCA).  He also served as Coordinator of Campus Ministries at... Continue Reading

Arlen Specter, Leithart and the PCA SJC

Clarity needed in the way the Standing Judicial Commission decided in the Leithart case

Written by Jared Nelson | Thursday, June 13, 2013

Instead of ruling on the Record of the Case and the Constitution, they ruled merely with regard to the complaint before them. Thus now, according to the SJC, Leithart very well may be teaching heresy against the confession. The PNWP may have erred in exonerating him. However, the complainant didn’t prove that. The SJC, like... Continue Reading

The Question Not Asked in Germany: To Spank or Not To Spank?

To spank or not to spank? is no longer the question in Germany, at least for law abiding citizens

Written by Eowyn Stoddard | Thursday, June 13, 2013

As of April 2013, two books were blacklisted at the request of the German child protection services because they promote spanking. The first is Michael and Debi Pearl’s To Train up a Child, the second is Ted Tripp’s Shepherding a Child’s Heart. Though these books may appear as bookshelf standards in many American evangelical homes,... Continue Reading

Experience: An Eventual Black Hole to Nirvana?

The question is: can yoga ever be a non-religious exercise?

Written by Peter Jones | Thursday, June 13, 2013

Here is a powerful pagan/interfaith movement that believes that the religious experience at the heart of all the religions and philosophies, both East and West, is the same. Sharing this spiritual experience will thus bring global harmony. Christian experience derives from hearing the good news of God’s act for us, embodied not in Oneist experience,... Continue Reading

What Is – or Isn’t – Homophobic

The mere suggestion that there might be something wrong with same-sex relationships will be considered "homophobia."

Written by Eric Metaxas | Thursday, June 13, 2013

I’m not defending anyone-I’m simply noting how fast the definitions of “homophobia” and “bigotry” are changing. Take the issue of same-sex marriage. A few weeks ago, Michael Kinsley of the New Republic, commenting on the furor over Dr. Ben Carson’s opposition to same-sex marriage, rightly noted that Carson “has views on gay rights somewhat more... Continue Reading

Growth Spurt: Hispanics Joining Protestant Churches

More Hispanics are filling Protestant pews

Written by Thomas S. Kidd | Thursday, June 13, 2013

According to the Pew Forum on Religion and Public Life, about two-thirds of all Hispanics in America identify as Catholics, but that percentage is dropping. As the Southern Baptist Convention’s Richard Land has noted, Iglesia Bautista congregations (and other evangélico churches) are springing up across the country. Hispanic immigrants came “here to work, we’re evangelistic,... Continue Reading

We Just Do Surgery

Physical and spiritual surgeries are akin: Would you let someone cut you open who had no idea where your heart, stomach, and appendix are?

Written by R. Scott Clark | Thursday, June 13, 2013

When you visit the physician you look at the wall behind him, don’t you? What do you see? Signs of accomplishment. Your physician attended a real medical school. You physician has been licensed to practice medicine in your area and he has been admitted to this board or that of specialization. Those things are not... Continue Reading

‘Upgrading’ Pays Spiritual Dividends!

How upgrading my smart phone highlighted some spiritual realities

Written by Robert D. Cathcart, Jr. | Thursday, June 13, 2013

I can’t help but chuckle at the irony! I went in to “upgrade” my phone so that I’d have a larger screen, better speakers, and because it came with a no-ad version of Pandora for a year (call quality and a better antenna were somewhere on the wish list, too!). Leave it the sovereign Lord... Continue Reading

PCA Minister Daniel Sulc, 83, Called Home to Glory

PCA Minister Daniel David Sulc, 83, died Sunday, June 9, 2013

Written by Staff | Wednesday, June 12, 2013

Daniel graduated in 1952 from Columbia Bible College, and attended Fuller Theological Seminary in Pasadena, CA from 1952 to 1955. He served many churches during his pastorate: Bethany Presbyterian Church, Martinsburg, WV and Little Falls Presbyterian Church, Falling Water, WV (1958-1964), Fairmont Presbyterian Church, Bristol, TN (1965-1970), Covenant Presbyterian Church, Ft. Lauderdale, FL ((1970-1980), Swannanoa... Continue Reading

Insider Movements – Gutting the Bible

We should avoid the mistake of construing this discussion as a debate about one plausible interpretation of Scripture against another

Written by Philip Mark, Ref21 | Wednesday, June 12, 2013

We should avoid the mistake of construing this discussion as a debate about one plausible interpretation of Scripture against another. There is no alternative to submitting to the Scripture’s own interpretation of itself. Bringing a humanly-engineered interpretive grid to the Scriptures is fatal, as it introduces a higher authority over the Scriptures themselves. It is,... Continue Reading

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