Learning from the Public Ministry of Francis Grimké
Grimké’s life and ministry encourage us to stand firm, to shepherd well, and to keep our eyes fixed on Jesus.
By DeMyron Haynes
The Latest
The Largest Presbyteries in the PCA
By Andy Jones
Physical Fitness is Stewardship
By Kathryn Eckhardt
PCA Historical Center Opens Janet L. Sparkman Collection
By Megan Fowler
Pastoral Leadership Requires Other-Centered Servanthood
“If humility does not precede all that we do, our efforts are fruitless.”
By Mike Sharrett
Pray Without Losing Heart
Rather than a spiritual lifehack, perhaps God is using your hardship to cultivate in you a gritty persistence in prayer.
By Gray Ewing
Church Planter On Deck
Read how the Lord has used baseball to shape one PCA pastor’s life and ministry.
By Zoe Erler
Biblical Sexuality: A Response to Christopher and Richard Hays
“The Widening of God’s Mercy” implies that cultural norms—not the canon of Scripture—should drive theology. That’s a poison pill.
By Hans Madueme
Quiet Time and Evangelism: How much is enough?
Yes, we should cultivate the habit of prayer and Bible reading, but we should not think that God puts impossible standards upon us as frail, finite creatures.
By Kevin DeYoung
In a Resort Town, Bivocational Ministry Prevents Burnout, Loneliness
Read how bi-vocational ministry allows pastors to sustain their calling in Whitefish, Montana.
By Sarah Reardon
