Not long ago I interviewed a poet who suggested that he just couldn’t imagine early Church leaders sitting around trying to come up with clever ideas about how they might influence Roman culture. — Ken Myers Author Ken Myers doesn’t believe “the culture” is the biggest challenge facing the Church today. Rather, it’s the culture... Continue Reading

“Yes, there are many pastors of megachurches who are faithful to the Bible (as Mohler noted), but the reality is that there are many, not just one, who are not. The pressures of the culture are making doctrinal faithfulness too challenging for many. That was Mohler’s point- and one that should be well received,” A... Continue Reading

This blind lawyer, whose first name, “Guang Cheng,” means “light” and “integrity,” has been silenced for almost six years because the Chinese government views his assistance to the vulnerable as a threat. Chen’s desire for justice and freedom should put him firmly on the “right side” of history. (Aquila Report Editor’s Note: Born and raised... Continue Reading

The following information was sent to The Aquila Report by family members since the location of the service has changed since originally reported.” Celebration of the life and ministry of PCA Teaching Elder Nelson Malkus, who died on April will be held on Saturday, May 12th at 2:00 in the afternoon in the Quarryville Presbyterian... Continue Reading

Chuck Colson, the late Prison Fellowship founder, will be buried privately at Quantico National Cemetery in Virginia in the coming days, but the public is invited to attend a memorial service that will be held at the National Cathedral in Washington, D.C., on May 16. The memorial service to mourn the loss and celebrate the... Continue Reading

A go-to guy on investments and pensions, Hall helped write the law that governs the state’s investment board and made it independent of politicians. Hall’s background in pensions and investments make him the ideal candidate for a state that really needs a savvy treasurer. West Virginians would benefit from Hall’s expertise. Recently, Dick Doster, Editor... Continue Reading

“I know that he served faithfully after his retirement by supplying pulpits within the Presbytery until his health prevented that. I got to know him a little when he supplied the pulpit at Christ RPCES in New Castle when we were without a pastor in the early 80s. I was always impressed with his faithfulness,... Continue Reading

White, 65, rose to prominence in persecution circles after releasing a 1982 memoir detailing his 17 months spent in a Cuban prison. He led VOM to solid growth over the past 20 years. “He admired persecuted believers who endured hardship and possessed an eternal perspective about their faith,” This week’s death of a prominent persecution... Continue Reading

A great oak has indeed fallen, but because Chuck Colson ministered through others, there are acorns—disciples of his Lord and ours—all over the world now rising with the new life that Chuck experienced in his Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. For that reason we in the Christian Church must remain most hopeful A great oak... Continue Reading

President Bush’s deputy chief of staff explains the former Nixon adviser’s widespread impact. One of Charles Colson’s many influential roles in his later life included acting as a key adviser during the George W. Bush administration. The founder of Prison Fellowship was an adviser on issues such as the faith-based initiatives, human rights, the war... Continue Reading