This book is being used in many of our churches as a tool for training parents in a small group setting. There have been thousands of books written on parenting but this one surely takes us to the heart of the problem. 

By Allan McLean. Not only does God tell us what his Church looks like and how majestic and glorious it is, he tells us what we look like and the potential that resides in all of us, both good and bad. Every pastor and ruling elder if not every member of the church should read this book.

By Steph Hubach. Over the years, our family has established a funny pattern of associating different people we know with characters in movies that we watch. This all started with my youngest son Tim, who has Down syndrome. When he was little, as a movie progressed, we’d all wait for him to identity the “who’s who” of that particular film...

Find answers to all your questions about the 2010 WIC Love Gift for Mission to North America's Special Needs Ministry.

Asking “Where can I find Steph Hubach” is kind of like asking “Where’s Waldo?” While Steph usually has a pretty busy speaking schedule in the fall, this year, she’s busy filming a 13-week DVD series on her book Same Lake, Different Boat for inclusion in the Gospel and Disability Educational Gift Packs.

Georgia Settle, wife of first CEP Coordinator, TE Paul Settle and the first Coordinator of the Women In the Church ministry in the PCA, went to be with the Lord on Sunday, September 19, after a long battle with Alzheimer's.  Susan Hunt and Barbara Thompson write, "We have watched her move from life season to life season with grace and dignity. She journied from strength to strength.  The threads of Georgia's life are woven throughout our lives and is part and parcel of who we are in Christ."

The location was Nashville, a city filled with history and music, rebounding from a disastrous flood.  The hosts were the nineteen churches of Nashville Presbytery who prepared for the PCA family with a concert of prayer and planning.

Stott selects eight aspects of discipleship that he believes most Christians often neglect. 

A training resource for group leaders using the Titus 2 Discipleship material.

The phrase “let me be a woman” provocatively incites preconceived ideas of what kind of woman one is to be. The onslaught of feminist culture brazenly takes hold of our daughters and persuasively tells them, “Why shouldn’t you use your gifts and be rewarded? You deserve pleasure, prestige, money, and power!” Read more...