Part of the common fallacy is the claim that Tyndale wrote mainly in monosyllables and avoided long sentences.  But when the original text was couched in exalted language and long sentences, Tyndale reproduced it in English: “For this cause we also since the day we heard of it have not ceased praying for you and... Continue Reading

As a pastor/planter, the work is too precious and meaningful to do halfway. Preaching God’s word requires a stewardship of our calendars, meetings, brains, hearts, souls, and margin so we can study and rightly handle the word of truth. Don’t settle for good enough. Let’s leave it all out on the field for Jesus.   Our lives are filled... Continue Reading

These individuals [who had been excommunicated by DAC] resigned their membership from SAC on December 14, 2025, and were subsequently examined and received as members in their respective PCA churches within the CFP. They are members in good standing, admitted to the Lord’s Table, and welcomed into the fellowship of God’s people. Central Florida Presbytery... Continue Reading

“In January 2024, we learned from the counselor of our daughter, Grace, that he had submitted a report to the Florida Department of Children and Families of suspicion of sexual abuse of Grace by Stephen Adams,” their statement said. “On January 10, 2025, we reported suspicion of sexual abuse of our daughter by Stephen Adams... Continue Reading

Talarico sees government as a force of love, while scripture sees it as God’s instrument of justice. Talarico looks to the law to coerce “love.” The Bible, however, presents the church as the noncoercive vehicle that reveals God’s love in the world.   Pop star Haddaway asked “What is love?” in a 1993 hit song.... Continue Reading

Many Christian leaders today treat their ministry calling like a contract that is renewable only if the benefits outweigh the costs. But William Carey treated his calling like a covenant. He once wrote, “When I left England, my hope of India’s conversion was very strong; but among so many obstacles, it would die, unless upheld... Continue Reading

If the culture two centuries ago was more favorably inclined toward the church, more familiar with the Bible, and well accustomed to the acknowledging—if not the proper observing—of the Christian Sabbath (Lord’s Day)—all of which were certainly the case—how much more today must our ministers expect to endure costly sacrifices and severe sufferings in laboring... Continue Reading

Brady studied at Moody Bible Institute and at the University of Dubuque, where he earned a bachelor’s degree. He later earned a Master of Theology from Wheaton College and a Master of Divinity from McCormick Seminary in 1965. In 1979, he completed a Doctor of Ministry degree through Westminster Seminary in Philadelphia.   Ronald John... Continue Reading

According to an agreement signed last week, Willett has agreed to plead guilty to statutory rape, sexual battery, and incest. As part of the plea deal, the Copiah County District Attorney’s Office has agreed to recommend that Willett be sentenced to the maximum of 30 years.   PCA Teaching Elder Christopher Willett has reached an... Continue Reading

What Calvin admired most was not merely Bucer’s intellect, but his pastoral wisdom. But what made Bucer so exceptional wasn’t just his theological acumen; it was his pastoral heart.   In 2015, while traveling to Germany for the Frankfurt Book Fair, I took the opportunity to visit Strasbourg to trace the steps of a nearly... Continue Reading