Is CCEF Anti-Science?
CCEF likes science. Of course, everyone likes science—there is no news in that
CCEF is occasionally identified as anti-science, especially psychological science, but this is not the case. We are interested in careful and modest science. When we find it, we work to understand it as part of a larger reality. By that I mean, once we have a reliable observation, we want to “retell” that observation in... Continue Reading
A Hopeful Offense
Having Jews in your service will affect the way you preach the gospel. In fact, it’s likely to make it more biblical.
Follow Closely and Learn from the Apostles’ Examples in Acts. Luke’s account of the early Apostolic ministry is hugely important. It’s the only substantial account of Apostolic sermons in which Christ is explicitly preached from the Old Testament. Here are three examples:
5 Ways Pastors Can Know It’s Time to Move On
The honeymoon lasts a year or two, disillusionment lasts three or four years, and then comes realistic love
Spouses, children and the congregation itself may know before you do. God may be speaking through the people around you. Take the community of faith seriously. We make these decisions as interrelated parts of the church, as expressed through a church. Discernment is one of the gifts we offer one another in this body. Discreetly explore the spiritual direction available to you through this local body of Christ wherein you serve.
The Two Kingdoms at Covenant College: toning down the rhetoric
Report on a Panel Discussion held on October 29 with Michael Horton and several CC faculty members
When it comes to the two kingdoms doctrine and Christian liberal arts institutions like Covenant College (the college of the Presbyterian Church in America) in Lookout Mountain, Georgia there may not be that much conflict after all. That, at least, is the conclusion to which one might come in response to a panel discussion on the topic yesterday between Michael Horton, a professor at Westminster Seminary California, and several Covenant College faculty.
‘The Weightier Provisions of the Law’
Our American Founders…recognized government as the guardian, not the source, of our rights
If, then, people are the most valuable of all of God's creations, the defense of human dignity should be the core governmental occupation, and protecting it from those policies that endanger human dignity most immediately and profoundly should be the primary occupation of Christians in political life. In practical terms, this means that the indisputably biblical duty to defend the right to life, defend the God-ordained social institution most at risk (marriage), and defend the religious liberty that is foundational to all other freedoms rank at the top of the believer's civic duties.
Pastors on Moral Failures in Church Leadership: ‘Don’t Hide It’
"Some people don't think you should publicly name the sin. I disagree. I explain that a public leader's failure deserves a public explanation."
If the person who fell morally in a way that disqualifies them from ministry submits him or herself to the care of the church leadership, then restoration is typically the next focus.
Sovereign Grace Ministries Releases Updated Statement
Re: A Civil Lawsuit Filed Against Sovereign Grace Ministries Oct. 17 in Maryland’s Montgomery County Circuit Court
Statement by Tommy Hill, Sovereign Grace Ministries Director of Administration Though not yet served, Sovereign Grace Ministries (SGM) leadership has obtained a copy of the civil lawsuit filed last week against SGM and several pastors of its associational churches.
Inaugural B. B. Warfield Lectures scheduled for Columbia, SC
Co-Sponsored by First Presbyterian Church and Erskine Theological Seminary (Columbia Campus)
Dr. Sinclair Ferguson, Senior Minister at First Presbyterian Church of Columbia issued the following letter of invitation to the lectures that will be held on November 2nd and 3rd on the church campus.
What the Church Might Learn From Ford
Is re-branding needed for the cause of the gospel?
That living on the edge of the culture, on the edge of the mainstream life of the more socially and religiously acceptable churches, places pressure on the Reformed to try to re-brand, or re-image ourselves, as the consultants say, so as to give potential consumers the idea that we’re what they want. I... Continue Reading
A Pastor’s Perspective on the New City Catechism
The New City Catechism introduces catechetical instruction to many in the Church
We owe the team from Redeemer Presbyterian and the Gospel Coalition a debt of gratitude for compiling this fine resource. They should also be commended for offering their work to us free of charge! The New City Catechism provides a helpful entre into the study of catechism. Earlier this month, Redeemer Presbyterian Church and... Continue Reading
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