Pastor Tim Keller challenged a crowd of New York City professionals Sunday to rethink how they view work and to debunk the notion that spiritual vocations matter more to God than secular work. Keller, founding pastor of Redeemer Presbyterian Church in Manhattan, explained why all work matters to God and why God matters to work... Continue Reading

Charles Wilson, one of the early graduates of Reformed Theological Seminary and the organizing pastor of Christ Covenant Presbyterian Church in Matthews, NC, passed away early Saturday morning from complications from a recent bout of cancer and a long battle with heart disease. He was 67. Visitation and Memorial service scheduled. He is survived by... Continue Reading

PCA Teaching Elder John-Gregory Farrell entered glory at 6:51 AM (CST) Thursday, January 27, 2011 after a long struggle with cancer. Pastor Farrell was Senior Pastor of Bay Area Presbyterian Church in Webster, TX. John-G, 48, began serving as the Sr. Pastor of Bay Area Presbyterian in November of 2004. Sadly, on November 15, 2010,... Continue Reading

What happened last night on Piers Morgan Tonight is a sign of things to come. After this interview, Joel Osteen will never been seen in the same way by the secular media and a good segment of the public. His efforts to avoid talking about sin failed him and he ran out of options. Joel... Continue Reading

A service of celebration of the life of founding and long time pastor of Boca Raton, Florida’s Spanish River Presbyterian Church, Dave Nicholas, has been set for 2:00PM on Sunday, January 30 in the church’s Worship Center. Arrangements for the service are under the direction of Babione-Kraeer Funeral Home in Boca. The on-line guest book... Continue Reading

The lawsuit was filed by Adams against the University of North Carolina, Wilmington – his employer – on the grounds of denying him a promotion to full professor and subjecting him to harassment. An article from last year from the North Carolina Family Policy Council, gives a review of the issues, including some surprising news... Continue Reading

But if the masses hope that Duvalier could help deliver such improvements again, they are forgetting the other half of his rule: Not only did the dictator brutalize opponents, he also funneled millions of dollars of foreign aid into his own lavish, drug-induced lifestyle. By the end of his rule, Haitians grew poorer, while Duvalier... Continue Reading

A sermon is not a theological treatise. It’s food for the people of God. As C.S. Lewis said, the command is “Feed my sheep,” not “Teach my performing dogs new tricks” or “Try experiments on my rats.” I had an email conversation awhile back with a fellow from a church in the southeastern U.S. His... Continue Reading

Even through he struggles with his hearing, sight, and other health issues in his ninth decade, Billy Graham continued to do what he’s done with every American President since Harry Truman. Last year, he met and prayed with President Obama and in December, he met again with former President George W. Bush. But if he... Continue Reading

The latest crackdown began last October, when Iran’s supreme leader, Ayatollah Khamenei, gave a speech describing members of a “network of house churches” and denouncing them as “enemies of Iran and the people.” It was the first time the ayatollah had publicly identified and branded the church in Iran. Iranian church leaders are calling for... Continue Reading