by Andy Patton | Aug 12, 2026 | PCA
A Culture of Equipping Perhaps the greatest challenge facing the PCA is not deciding who may do which task. It is becoming churches where every member actually ministers. Many congregations affirm the priesthood of all believers while functioning as though ministry...
by Andy Patton | Aug 5, 2026 | PCA
“Because, as the gospel creates new church communities, Christ the Chief Shepherd pastors his people through elders, We commit to diligently training and carefully ordaining elders from various languages and cultures whose ministry, rule, and care reflect the strength...
by Andy Patton | Jul 22, 2026 | PCA
In this conversation, former PCA General Assembly Moderators Howie Donahoe and Mel Duncan join Derek Radney to discuss the proposed revision to BCO 34-1 and the doctrine of assumption of original jurisdiction. Drawing on decades of experience in the PCA’s...
by Andy Patton | Jul 15, 2026 | PCA
John Stott famously described the preacher’s task as bridge-building — standing between two worlds, the world of Scripture and the world of the present, refusing to collapse into either one. Stand only in the biblical world, and the sermon becomes a relic, technically...
by Andy Patton | Jun 26, 2026 | PCA
The 53rd PCA General Assembly brought record numbers of overtures, voting delays, and several significant decisions—but it also revealed something more encouraging. In this conversation, Derek Radney, Geoff Ziegler, and Erik Bonkovsky reflect on why the Assembly...
