Conflict Policies, Procedures, and Those Presbyterians July 07, 2017 I always tell people that I was a pragmatic Presbyterian before I was a biblical Presbyterian. I grew up in a context that rarely thought about the governing principles of a church and,
presbyterianism 3GT: Of Birthdays and Synods August 16, 2016 With the absence of Austin, Kyle and Barry forge ahead discussing the various happenings at Synod, as well as a few news items in the OPC and PCA. It’s a very Presbyterian
Combat Women in Combat, Presbyterianism, and Cases of Conscience December 07, 2015 Presbyterianism has its advantages. One of those advantages is giving the church a framework by which to answer difficult questions. Last Thursday Defense Secretary Ash Carter announced that all U.S. military combat
Ecclesiology Grateful Presbyterianism September 16, 2015 When I became a pastor in the RPCNA, one of the vows I took went like this: Do you believe it to be the teaching of Scripture...that the permanent form of church
elders When You Have Faithful Elders August 04, 2012 In a few weeks I'll begin preaching on Ezekiel 34, God's disputation against the false and selfish shepherds of Israel. He includes fiery accusations like these: Should not shepherds feed the sheep? You
