Even though the way that a church’s government is structured is not an essential of the faith, it is still an important consideration....

In a Christian bubble replete with books, conferences, and more reminding us to be radical followers of Jesus, it is not long before we...

With the Olympic games quickly approaching, we are all excited to watch our favorite events and cheer on each country we call home. One...

Years after Paul’s encounter with Bar-Jesus, the magician and Jewish false prophet on the island of Cyprus, Paul would write the...

With the postponement of the PCA General Assembly (GA) for one year due to the pandemic, pastors and congregational representatives...

There are some people who always seem to be at the right place at the right time. Barnabas seems to be one of those people. Here and...

If you were unlucky enough during your middle school years, you were formally introduced to the dreaded time during gym class set aside...

The first point of my sermon on Acts 9:32-43 addresses the grievous nature of this fallen world. While I approach it as a fact of life,...

In the aftermath of Saul’s conversion, Luke tells us that he spoke boldly and directly about the Lord Jesus in the synagogues. One key...

“Saul, Saul, why are you persecuting me?” As I mention in my sermon on the text for this Sunday, the Lord’s question to Saul is an...

The Rev. Christopher Diebold of Springfield was installed as the sixth Pastor of Covenant Presbyterian Church of Millburn and Short Hills...

You may notice that the sermon text this morning is mysteriously missing a verse (if you’re reading the ESV). In some copies of the book...