In this installment of AMR’s Three Questions series, Chris Gordon sits down with Kathy Clow, whose work quietly spans continents, callings, and seasons of life. Kathy and her husband John have served with Mission to the World for nearly twenty-five years, most...
In a time of growing polarization within the PCA, questions about our identity have taken on new urgency. In this conversation with Derek Radney, historian and pastor Sean Michael Lucas revisits the denomination’s founding vision and considers how a clearer grasp of...
The Alliance for Mission and Renewal (AMR) exists to affirm a vision of the PCA that can live up to its highest callings—rooted in grace, faithful to Scripture, and devoted to Christ’s mission. The PCA has reached a critical moment—cultural noise from outside and...
In this Three Question Series interview from the Alliance for Mission and Renewal, Chris Gordon sits down with Denine Blevins, Executive Director of Parakaleo—a ministry that supports women serving on church-planting teams around the world. Denine shares stories of...
Preaching in a fractured world requires more than clarity—it requires wisdom. In this conversation, pastor and author Zack Eswine, draws on his years at Riverside Church and teaching at Covenant Seminary to explore how preachers can move beyond “what is true and what...
Many churches emphasize either reaching the lost or growing the saved, but few churches do both well. In this seminar, pastor Aaron Chung (Exilic Church, NYC) walks us through ways even the ordinary rhythms of church can be extraordinary means of outreach, shaping the...
In this lecture given at the English L'Abri, Justin Brierly tells the surprising story of how—despite the increasing secularization of the West—we may be seeing a renewed interest in faith, even in our post-Christian culture. Justin draws from his experience hosting...
Christine Gordon interviews Joy Beans about her ministry with RUF at the University of Maryland - Baltimore County
God loves cities, but living in them can be hard. High living expenses demand a faster pace of life. Smaller living quarters mean less personal space. Cities can also expose us to higher levels of contact with poverty, violence, crime, and people in truly desperate...
