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Calvin College Identifies Source of Debt Trouble

President Michael Le Roy: “We built more building than we raised funds for.”

Written by Melissa Steffan, CT | Thursday, March 7, 2013

Most schools with Calvin College’s financial profile and good credit carry debt service payments of between 5% and 7.3% of their operating budgets. Calvin College’s debt service payments are at about 6.1% now and will grow to 9.2% by 2017 if our revenue holds constant. The problem is that we have not built more than... Continue Reading

The Local Church is THE place for Biblical Counseling

Local churches flourish as they become places where counseling flourishes

Written by David Powlison | Monday, March 4, 2013

Can local churches become a natural home for counseling ministry? Often the limitations or failures of the church get cited first, making it seem that church is at best an adjunct to “the real work of counseling.” But, in principle, the local church is the natural home for face-to-face ministry. Counseling can and should thrive... Continue Reading

Scott Redd to be Inaugurated as First President of RTS Washington on April 20

The inauguration will be held at Fourth Presbyterian Church in Bethesda, Md

Written by Staff | Sunday, March 3, 2013

“I believe that the Washington area provides tremendous exposure to the local, national, and international Christian movement,” said Redd. “We aim to build and nurture a seminary community that serves a variety of constituencies in church, para-church, and lay ministries around the region. I am thrilled to join the RTS/Washington team as well as local... Continue Reading

Justifications for Avoiding Missions

Some of the more common excuses for avoiding missions

Written by Mike Pettengill | Thursday, February 28, 2013

No missionary has ever been sufficiently qualified to serve God, and every missionary I have ever met feels horribly unprepared to the task at hand. Your ability and skills are less important on the mission field than your willingness to serve others. You don’t need training, certification or a job title to bring the gospel... Continue Reading

2013 Reformed Congregational Fellowship Pastors’ Conference

Thirteenth Annual RCF Pastors’ Conference will be April 16-18, 2013

Written by Paul Wanamaker | Thursday, February 28, 2013

The Reformed Congregational Fellowship Pastors’ Conference is chiefly one of on-going education for pastors, in this case the doctrines of grace as they are expressed in the Savoy Declaration.  If pastors are to reinforce these truths in their congregations, then they must first be grounded in them, which has always been the goal of the RCF. ... Continue Reading

How Do You Counsel a Wife Who Has Been Harmed by Her Husband’s Struggle with Pornography?

6 suggestions for hurting wives to help her husband as well as find forgiveness

Written by Brian Croft | Wednesday, February 27, 2013

Last week, I referred to 6 ways to counsel a husband who has harmed his wife with his pornography struggle. What about the wife? Although many are harmed by a husband’s struggle with pornography, no one is harmed more than his wife. How does a pastor care and counsel a wife who has been harmed... Continue Reading

Suffering and African American Theology – Part 2

Like its southern counterpart, the theology of empowerment addressed personal and social core concerns as well as salvation by grace through faith in Christ

Written by Carl F. Ellis, Jr. | Sunday, February 24, 2013

In order to follow in their tradition and that of our African American forebears in the North and South, we must do comparable theology, addressing today’s issues. Reformed African Americans are in a prime position to play a significant role in contemporary church history.  The theology of empowerment has given us valuable insights needed to... Continue Reading

How Do You Counsel A Husband Who Has Revealed a Struggle with Pornography to His Wife?

Advice for pastors on an increasingly relevant topic

Written by Brian Croft | Friday, February 22, 2013

Every pastor already faces this. Unfortunately, I fear the problem will only become more common in the future; that is marriage counseling as a result of a husband’s struggle with pornogrpahy. The work to restore trust and intimacy within a marriage deeply affected by this sinful struggle is only possible through the gospel and applied... Continue Reading

Suffering and African American Theology – Part 1

The rich tradition of the Black church — its music and preaching — was the locus of the earliest expression of African-American theology.

Written by Carl F. Ellis, Jr. | Thursday, February 21, 2013

From various sources, many slaves began to pick up bits and pieces of biblical truth.  By God’s grace they were able to gain interesting insights into God and his covenant grace as they put these fragments of truth together — foundational insights on which much of Reformed theology is predicated.  These truths confirmed the slave’s... Continue Reading

Why Is America Still Sending Long Term Missionaries?

Written by Larry Brown | Sunday, February 17, 2013

When engaging in cross-cultural ministry, the key thing is building relationships – relationships of mutual trust, mutual respect, mutual understanding. This takes time. In the story of the Tower of Babel, God confuses the languages of mankind. That’s why there will always be a need for long term missionary personnel – men and women who... Continue Reading

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