Have you ever noticed that there is tension in the Advent season? Sure, there is tension because the “most wonderful time of the year” can be the busiest and most stressful time of year, but there’s another kind of tension.
For many of us, a new school semester has begun. Our family has started the exhausting work of returning to life by the school schedule. Summer break is over...
The PCA remains as our motto states: “Faithful to the Scriptures, True to the Reformed faith, Obedient to the Great Commission” of Jesus Christ. This was evident...
Have you ever heard the phrase, “You’re preaching to the choir.”? How about, “You’re preaching to the pulpit!”?
Have you ever been surprised by something that seemed so mundane to you but was really something significant?
Christmas: the Mourner's Holiday
A few years ago I sat down across from a saintly grandmother who had lost her husband of 42 years earlier that same year. Her name was Norma and she had one question for me: “Why did I set the extra plate for Christmas dinner?”
Do you remember a moment in your life when you felt desperate?
A recent sociologist was quoted as saying that the world has not yet experienced the full societal effects of shutting down in quarantine from COVID-19.
Reports from the 2022 PCA General Assembly
Recently I have been reading through Genesis 11-25 with a particular focus on the life of Sarah. Sometimes we might wonder if life might be easier if we just had some specific revelation from the Lord...
