Wingfield and his wife, Jacqueline, who live in Arden, N.C., attend Trinity Presbyterian Church (PCA) in Asheville. While doing his bachelor’s degree in philosophy at Brown University, Wingfield served as the president of a Christian fellowship on campus A U.S. House candidate in North Carolina, who is also a young Christian businessman, is releasing a... Continue Reading

“One, I believe, is an earnest commitment to global missions, stirring up ourselves, calling young people, some of you here, calling those in our churches to consider and to go for the cause of the gospel to the unreached peoples of the world,” he said. “I believe the other area is in our commitment and... Continue Reading

Yet given the second chance and with miles of water beneath his feet, the man gave his life to Christ. Then as Harper succumbed to his watery grave, this new believer was rescued by a returning lifeboat. As he concluded his remarks at the Ontario meeting of survivors he simply stated, “I am the last... Continue Reading

“Don’t underestimate God. Don’t underestimate His ruthless compassion and gracious commitment to His glory or His commitment to your everlasting joy and good. He will pursue you graciously and ruthlessly, rip out the idols of your soul that otherwise consume you. He is working for your joy, your good when you can not perceive it... Continue Reading

On April 6, 2012, Paul Clowney, 65, son of the late Dr. and Mrs. Edmund P. Clowney, passed into the presence of his Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ, after a two-year battle with cancer. He is survived by his wife Tessa and his children, Ben (w. Ari), Hannah (h. Roland) and Tom, as well as... Continue Reading

Perhaps the most powerful Christian impact Watson has experienced has been the PGA Tour’s weekly Bible study, held every Wednesday night during tournament weeks. Rickie Fowler, Matt Kuchar, Zach Johnson, Jonathan Byrd and Webb Simpson, along with Watson, are some of the regulars, with attendance ranging from 16 to 50 on a given week. There’s... Continue Reading

Prison Fellowship CEO Jim Liske asked for continued prayer for Colson and his family, saying that “in situations like this, bad things happen fast and good things happen slowly.” Prison Fellowship founder Chuck Colson remains in critical condition following surgery on the surface of his brain but has made “slow” yet “encouraging” progress toward recovery,... Continue Reading

Word hs been received that the Rev. Nelson K. Malkus, a Teaching Elder in the PCA, entered his eternal reward last evening, April 10, 2012, at the Quarryville Retirement Home in Quarryville, PA. He was 96 years old at the time of his passing. No details are yet available, and we will update this story... Continue Reading

The Southern Baptist Convention’s publishing arm recently caught attention in the Baptist blogosphere with the Gospel Project, a new curriculum developed with advice from both Southern Baptists and non-Southern Baptists connected to Acts 29…. Never a stranger to controversy, Seattle mega-church pastor Mark Driscoll is causing a stir with an upcoming visit to Liberty University.... Continue Reading

The virus is dying down now, and Covenant Facilities put a team together to sanitize door handles on an hourly basis and clean bathrooms of the ill students. Chartwells has worked hard to keep everything clean and according to health code. Last week, four Covenant College students spent the night in the Erlanger Emergency Room... Continue Reading