When I was in third grade, my teacher, Mrs. Everett, stopped and pulled me aside to speak to me. She got down on my level, looked me straight in…
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I’m a mother to four children ages three and under. Yes, my hands are full, but so are our closets. In a household of rapidly growing little bodies, I’ve…
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ChurchMinistryTheologyWorship
Aiming at the Heart
A Series on The Westminster Larger Catechism Q&A 154-160by Rhett Dodson January 22, 2019Editor’s Note: This is part 10 in a 10 part series on Westminster Larger Catechism Question and Answer 154-160. Every preaching textbook includes at least some discussion on the…
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The Presbyterian Church in America has been my church for over twenty-six years. I have benefited greatly from its verdant pastures of Christ-centered ministry. Since the PCA’s founding on…
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MinistryWorship
How to Listen to Preaching
A Series on The Westminster Larger Catechism Q&A 154-160by Joel Smit December 14, 2018Recently my wife and I had a rare opportunity to go out to eat. Wanting to make the most of it, I chose a restaurant that I knew had…
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A mentor of mine once remarked, “It’s OK to have nice things; it’s not OK for nice things to have you.” While helpful, this counsel fails to satisfy the…
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ConfessionalMinistryWorship
Plain Preaching that is Full of Power
A Series on The Westminster Larger Catechism Q&A 154-160by John Rakshith Prabhakar October 30, 2018Editor’s Note: This is part 8 in a 10 part series on Westminster Larger Catechism Question and Answer 154-160. I was raised in a church tradition where sermons were…
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ChurchTheology
Going to Rome By Way of Corinth
The Truth about Concupiscence - Part 2 of 2by David Garner October 12, 2018Editor’s Note: This is part 2 of Dr. Garner’s article. Part 1 may be accessed here. The frequent and urgent biblical cries to sobriety expose the danger of the…
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Going to Rome By Way of Corinth
The Truth about Concupiscence - Part 1 of 2by David Garner October 8, 2018God’s speech carries final authority. That is only right. He is, after all, God. His gravitas weighs in every word on every page of his Word, where he calls us…
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If censoriousness is not a fruit of the Spirit, and uncharitable assumptions are not marks of genuine piety, then why are they so prevalent in the courts of the…