“Just existing became what was important,” says 87-year-old Frank Kravetz of Pittsburgh, captive of the “hell-hole” that was Nuremberg Prison Camp. “Yet even as I struggled with the day-to-day sadness and despair, I never once had any regrets that I signed up to serve.” An extended tour of Nazi camps as a wounded POW scratching... Continue Reading

Please continue to pray for David Andrew Robertson, his wife Annabel Robertson and all the family. Their son Andrew Robertson has posted this update an hour ago. The way this young man has written is a testimony to God’s amazing Grace in these circumstances. From Andrew Robertson An update on Dad: There hasn’t been much... Continue Reading

Keller, who ministers mainly to single professionals in Manhattan, provides readers with general (hot) guidelines on married sex, such as this: “Each partner in a marriage is to be most concerned not with getting sexual pleasure but with giving it. …The greatest sexual pleasure should be the pleasure of seeing your spouse getting pleasure.” Last... Continue Reading

“I spent time ingesting the writings of some of the most renowned atheists of the day. I read Richard Dawkins’ book ‘The God Delusion,’ Christopher Hitchens’ book ‘God is Not Great’ and Sam Harris’ ‘The End of Faith.’ I now see these three atheists as the ‘unholy trinity,’ because they are what I call evangelical... Continue Reading

Paul Wrigley has joined Covenant Church of Naples (PCA) as executive pastor. He oversees church administration and staff and provides ministerial nurturing of lay leaders. A graduate of the United States Naval Academy, Wrigley retired in October after 35 years in the United States Navy. He served as a combat pilot and flight instructor before... Continue Reading

The story, told through Sanford’s journals, conversations with her family and Patel’s perspective, is not a solo journey. It is as much Patel’s journey as it is Sanford’s. “She cared deeply for Kashyap,” said (PCA Minister) the Rev. Shelton Sanford, Anne’s husband. “She prayed for him, prayed for him to know Christ. It was her... Continue Reading

In order to spend more time in writing and teaching, and with receipt of continued academic accreditation, he will be stepping down as Dean of the Faculty at the end of the current school year. Congratulations to Rev. Dr. Carl Trueman, who will be the first occupant of the Paul Woolley Chair of Church History!... Continue Reading

So for Spafford to write ‘It is well with my soul’ is not a form of fantasy, a prop to hold him up in the midst of life’s trials. It is no less than that; but it is at last the satisfaction of faith, the ultimate hope that suffering is not in vain, and that... Continue Reading

You state that cultural gender roles are not necessarily the same as biblical gender roles. Might this view advance the egalitarian vs. complementarian debate beyond a current stalemate? I don’t know. I would love that. Let’s just say, I hope so. What does your book contributes to the conversation about marriage that other books have... Continue Reading

The following has been received from Brian Parr, who serves on the staff of St. Peters Free Church with details of David’s condition and a call to prayer I’m writing today with a heavy heart and with a single request that has come from David Robertson’s own steadily scribbling hand. I visited David in the... Continue Reading