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Presbyterianism is Good For You

Presbyterianism is Good For You

In June, P&R Publishing will be releasing my next book, Presbyterianism, in the Blessings of the Faith series. Each book in the series focuses on how its particular theme is good for God’s people—Reformed theology, Reformed confessionalism, church membership,...

The Fellowship Gathering 2025—An Invitation to Connect

The Fellowship Gathering 2025—An Invitation to Connect

Each year in the city and week of the PCA General Assembly, we host the Fellowship Gathering. There are no name tags or official roles, just conversation and laughter—and this year, a bit of bowling. Some wear jeans, others wear bow ties. Some are new to the PCA,...

Ten Ways to Get Connected at General Assembly

Ten Ways to Get Connected at General Assembly

General Assembly (GA), the annual gathering of the PCA, is a unique thing. It is part business meeting, part conference, and part family reunion. When you walk through the halls of GA, you’ll see everyone from denominational leaders to local church elders, church and...

Hope-Full Presbyterianism

Hope-Full Presbyterianism

For some, the title of this little essay is a bit of an oxymoron. It is like “low-fat chocolate” or “non-alcoholic whiskey.” Hope-full Presbyterianism? That’s as weird as “happy Presbyterians,” am I right? I used to tell audiences that I loved the cover of my 2006...

Homecoming: Creating an Intentional Space to Gather

Homecoming: Creating an Intentional Space to Gather

Pier 39 is overrun by tourists but it still holds a very special place in my heart. Nestled in the northeast corner of the San Francisco Bay Peninsula, visitors mingle alongside hundreds of sea lions as the crisp ocean breeze fuses scents of kelp with local kettle...

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