The Comfort of Jesus’ Prayers
Every day, in the presence of the Father, Christ intercedes for His people
If we take great comfort in the intercessory prayer of a friend or of a pastor, how much more comfort can we experience from the full assurance that Jesus is praying for us? We know that Jesus’ prayers never fail. He knows the mind of God perfectly. He knows what to pray for so that... Continue Reading
Pastor Says Released Soldier Has Mental Toughness To Recover
Bowe Bergdahl, newly freed soldier after five years in captivity in Afghanistan, raised in the Orthodox Presbyterian Church
Although raised in the Orthodox Presbyterian Church, Bowe Bergdahl spent time during his late teens in a Buddhist monastery in the Pacific Northwest. “He was going through an exploratory phase in life. He’d grown up in a conservative Christian home and he was trying to figure out if this was his faith or his parents’ faith,” said Proctor.
9 Things You Should Know About John Calvin
Here are nine things you should know about the French theologian and Reformer
“Calvin initially had no interest in being a pastor. While headed to Strasbourg he made a detour in Geneva where he met the local church leader William Farel. Calvin said he was only staying one night, but Farel argued that it was God’s will he remain in the city and become a pastor. When Calvin... Continue Reading
PCA Pastor Speaks At Memorial For His Son Killed In Norfolk Shooting Rampage
Update on Mark Rodriguez, son of TE Carlos Rodriguez, Pastor of Redeemer PCA in Virginia Beach, VA
“I know exactly why God did this. It may sound strange to you, but this isn’t senseless to me at all,” Mark’s father said, quoting scripture at the memorial service. “Unless a kernel of wheat falls to the ground and dies, it remains only a simple seed, but if it dies it produces many seeds.”….... Continue Reading
PCA Pastor’s Son Killed in Shooting in Norfolk, VA
Mark Rodriguez, 17, is the son of TE Carlos Rodriguez, Pastor of Redeemer PCA in VIrginia Beach, VA
From Mark’s blog of April 5, 2014: I’ve been meditating on heaven a lot lately, and I must say, it wells my eyes with tears of joy every now and then. What a beautiful thought that one day, I will be completely in the presence of God and will actually be able to feel the... Continue Reading
Iain Duguid Appointed to Westminster Seminary’s Old Testament Faculty
Dr. Duguid will begin teaching at Westminster part-time during the 2014-15 academic year, and will teach full-time in 2015-16
A native of Great Britain, he initially trained as an Electrical Engineer and served as a missionary in Liberia, West Africa, before studying for the ministry. He completed a Ph.D. in Old Testament at Cambridge University, and subsequently planted a church on an inner-city housing estate in Oxford, England. He has taught Hebrew and Old... Continue Reading
Nine Heartfelt Things Church Members Would Like to Say to Their Pastors
Words from healthy church members that they would like to say to their pastors
….The following nine statements are heart matters for many church members. For the most part, these members are not the perpetual critics and the business meeting naysayers. These are men and women who truly love their pastors. But many of them do have some words from the heart they would like to share with their... Continue Reading
Abraham Kuyper Was A Heretic Too
When Kuyper referred to Modernism as “bewitchingly beautiful” and flirted with it
This is no ancillary, disputed, or adiaphora truth that Kuyper was fussing over. This is the definition of denying the truth of the gospel in the most pernicious way possible—much in the way some false teachers had in Corinth. And yet, in later years, we find this Kuyper at the center of one of the most powerful... Continue Reading
The Five Bailey Brothers of World War II
All five Bailey boys: Dick, Jim, Fonnie, John, and Fred, were not protected with desk jobs on the home-front; they all were dispatched into enemy territory.
Dick was in the Army Air Corps. He and his brother John were in the war the longest. He served on six islands in the Pacific, including the Philippines. In the Schouten Islands, the Japanese bombed almost every night, late at night, typically two hours at a time, throughout Dick’s eight-month stay. “You didn’t sleep... Continue Reading
Persecution: Bring It On
We shouldn’t be surprised when we are laughed at, insulted, mocked, or rejected because of Christ
Since persecution is a blessing and God’s power is behind us, then bring it on! As Christians, belonging to Jesus Christ means more to us than anything in this world. We would give our backs to the whip, our houses to the flames, our faces to fists, our dignity to mockery, our bodies to torture,... Continue Reading
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