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Understanding the Times: An Interview with Carl Trueman

Carl Trueman interviews himself.

Written by Carl Trueman | Wednesday, September 5, 2012

What is the “real scandal of the evangelical mind”? The evangelical world seems obsessed with “engaging culture” even as the average Christian’s knowledge of the basics of the faith diminishes. You can go to heaven without being able to offer a Christian appreciation of film, art, or music; one cannot go to heaven without knowing who... Continue Reading

Reading Scripture Publicly

Every time the Bible is opened, an encounter between the Lord of heaven and earth with His people is taking place

Written by Barry York | Tuesday, September 4, 2012

Just like preaching, the reading of God’s Word should be done with authority. The one reading is saying in a very literal way to the congregation what the prophets of old did – “Thus says the Lord.” He is standing in the capacity of an ambassador for the King of heaven. How awesome reading God’s... Continue Reading

Trouble at Church? The Cavalry Ain’t Coming

All of us should consider the possibility, however remote, that we do not know everything about anything.

Written by Bill Wilson, Ethics Today | Monday, September 3, 2012

If I had a dollar for every time I have heard someone declare that the solution to the issue before them is to get rid of a minister or ministry leader, I'd be wealthy. Same goes for clergy who cast about for a program to import or a magic ministry wand to wave over whatever challenge is before them.

The Church’s Antipathy to Popular Music

Part 1 of the Christian church's history in relation to popular entertainment

Written by Bob Case | Monday, September 3, 2012

Robert Dabney is plain here: “Eushemonos” was that sedate dignity and seemliness which the gospel requires of the Lord’s freedmen, the same dignity, exalted and spiritualized, which the Greek ethics exacted of the free–born citizens. “komos” was condemned, partly because it was in contrast with this dignity.

4 Myths Attacking the Church Today

Four recurring myths attacking the church that need clear responses.

Written by James MacDonald | Sunday, September 2, 2012

My brother sent me an e-mail about a church that’s attempting to adjust the biblical teaching on the role of women. The rationale they give for explaining away the clear teaching of Scripture is that folks like us take a static approach to God’s Word, “but we take a redemptive approach,” they say.    ... Continue Reading

The Presbyterian Guardian, 1935-1979

"…there should be one clear journalistic voice serving Machen's hope for American Presbyterianism."

Written by John Muether | Saturday, September 1, 2012

On August 30, 1979, the Board of Trustees of the Presbyterian Guardian voted to merge the magazine with the Presbyterian Journal.

Christ’s College Accredited By Tawain’s Ministry of Education

“We have alumni who are pastors in Taiwan, at Chinese churches in the USA and Canada, and who are missionaries around the world"

Written by Katie Weaver, byFaithOnline | Thursday, August 30, 2012

Despite hurdles along the way, Christ’s College has nurtured and prepared 5,500 students in its 53 years.,” says Nantz. “If [alumni] are not in fulltime ministry, they are now fulltime Christian professionals who are supporting local churches.”

Columbia Seminary Will Allow Same-Sex Couples To Live In Married Student Housing

The change comes following the seminary’s denial of a housing request last spring to a lesbian couple.

Written by The Layman | Thursday, August 30, 2012

“Students, their qualified domestic partners (e.g. those in civil marriages, civil unions, or domestic partnerships as established by the laws of any state, the United States or a foreign jurisdiction), and their children are eligible to live in campus housing. Appeals may be made to the CTS Housing Committee.”     A Georgia-based Presbyterian Church... Continue Reading

Study: Confusion and Ignorance Regarding What Official Church Membership Means

The question has to be asked – how relevant are membership statistics as a measure of denominational size or reach in today’s world?

Written by Grey Matter Research | Thursday, August 30, 2012

Many religious groups apparently aren’t doing enough to make membership relevant to people, or to communicate how it is relevant.  “Denominational and local church websites often talk about the benefits or importance of membership, but apparently many people just aren’t seeing it as a necessary step in their own spiritual life.”   A new study... Continue Reading

Wheaton College’s HHS Contraception Lawsuit Dismissed After Prompting ‘Safe Harbor’ Rewrite

Rewrite of "safe harbor" policy gives religious colleges one more year to comply.

Written by Melissa Steffan, Christianity Today | Tuesday, August 28, 2012

“The government has now re-written the ‘safe harbor’ guidelines three times in seven months, and is evidently in no hurry to defend the HHS mandate in open court…By moving the goalposts yet again, the government managed to get Wheaton’s lawsuit dismissed on purely technical grounds. This leaves unresolved the question of religious liberty at the heart of the lawsuit.”

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