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Dear Seminarian
Know Your Bible!
A number of years ago, as I was preparing to take the written and oral exams for ordination in the Presbyterian Church in America (PCA),
A number of years ago, as I was preparing to take the written and oral exams for ordination in the Presbyterian Church in America (PCA),
The Church today needs a robust and refreshingly biblical theology of suffering and it would behoove us to consider the voices of the past—in particular,
We believe that God has created the church and the family as complimentary institutions—designed to function together and support one another. The church I pastor
When you hear the word “instruction” mentioned in the context of the church, you probably think of the pastor(s) or elder(s) in your congregation—and you
In 2009, my wife and I purchased a home in Atlanta, Georgia. Despite being a larger house in a nice neighborhood, it was what our
I’m thankful that God didn’t leave us to guess about the qualifications of church leaders. Both Titus 1 and 1 Timothy 3 provide some basic
In 2009, my wife and I purchased a home in Atlanta, Georgia. Despite being a larger house in a nice neighborhood, it was what our
The historical development of Trinitarian theology was anything but unencumbered and straightforward. Articulating and explaining how one God exists in three persons—who are equal in