Francis Schaeffer—100? Who can believe it?! Schaeffer (1912-1984) was born 100 years ago on January 30th. On this special occasion, it’s worth taking a few minutes to remember his important legacy. Many of us were greatly blessed by his life. Schaeffer was a Presbyterian pastor, then missionary, then apologist, prolific author, evangelist, film maker and... Continue Reading

At a meeting of congregation of Christ Presbyterian Church of Nashville held on Sunday, January 29, Scott Sauls has been called to become their new Senior Pastor. He is following a long Interim Pastor tenure by Wilson Benton, retired pastor from Kirk of the Hills in St. Louis. Following is information from the church’s web... Continue Reading

After examining the reports of these three review panels, we find nothing in them that would disqualify C.J. from his role as President, nor do they in any way call into question his fitness for gospel ministry. Therefore the Board has decided unanimously to return C.J. to the office of President, effective immediately. In July... Continue Reading

From The Life and Letters of Tom Jackson, which take you on a journey to Africa beginning in 1941 and ending in the killing of Tom and his wife in June 1990. The News and Observer “The Old Reliable” – Raleigh, NC – The Rev Thomas K. Jackson and his wife, June, surely knew the... Continue Reading

Michael O’Rear served in global roles such as Senior Associate for Information Technology for the Lausanne Movement. He also held key roles in the local community. At Covenant Presbyterian Church (PCUSA) in Colorado Springs he taught Sunday School and led a community within the church. A research ministry has tragically lost its leader. According to... Continue Reading

Siljander has been active in the insider movement, which seeks to find common ground between Islam and Christianity and eschews efforts to “convert.” A federal judge on Wednesday sentenced former Rep. Mark Siljander, R-Mich., to a year and a day in prison without parole. Siljander pled guilty in 2010 to lying to the FBI and... Continue Reading

Whether your source is Greek historian Herodotus in ‘History’ (c. 445 B.C.) who wrote “Whom the gods love dies young; Best go first;” or William Wordsworth’s ‘The Excursion’ and the lines, ‘The good die first,/ And they whose hearts are dry as summer dust burn/ Burn to the socket;’ or Billy Joel’s lyrics to ‘Only... Continue Reading

The prayer was always pretty much for the same thing: Let there not be any injuries, let everybody play a good game—anything except to win the game. No one ever asked to win the game, probably for fear that God would punish us for asking. After this moment of devotion, the team would all shout... Continue Reading

Dr. Ligon Duncan is a pastor – scholar. Ligon models what we trust and pray the Lord will produce here at RTS. More than all that this means for our seminary and our students, it means that the church of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ in the 21st-century will receive pastors and missionaries and... Continue Reading

An account of God’s providence intertwining the lives of three members of the Presbyterian Church in America. “A man’s heart plans his way, but the Lord directs his steps” Proverbs 16:9. Bob Sweet, Dr. Evan Zeiger, and Miriam Gautier had two things in common. Spiritually, all three “fell” in Adam; all three were restored by... Continue Reading