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Devotion for September 28, 2026
Day of Judgment 1 Thessalonians 4:13–5:11 For the Lord himself will descend from heaven with a cry of command. 1 Thessalonians 4:16 Christ’s coming will be a joy for Christians, who will be raised to meet him. But it will also mean the beginning of Christ’s judgments for those who have spurned the gospel. Christians acknowledge this truth every time they recite the Apostles’ Creed, for they say that Jesus will come again from heaven “to judge the living and the dead.”
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Covenant Seminary Welcomes Largest Incoming M.Div. Class Since 2012
Covenant Theological Seminary is pleased to announce that its incoming class for fall 2026 includes the largest number of first-year Master of Divinity students the school has seen since 2012. Of the more than 60 new MDiv students who started classes this fall, 85% are what the seminary classifies as “pastor-minded”— those seeking to serve in ordained pastoral ministry as local church pastors, church planters, campus ministers, missionaries, and other pastoral roles. This constitutes a year-over-year increase of 38% in pastor-minded students.
PRCA Congregational News 9-27-26
Protestant Reformed Churches in America
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The Kellers, Father and Son, Examine America’s Cultural Narratives
In this father-son project, Tim and Michael Keller identify and examine the stories that shape American culture.
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Devotion for September 25, 2026
Grace, Seasoned with Salt Colossians 4:2–6 Let your speech always be gracious, seasoned with salt. Colossians 4:6 What should the Christian’s conversation be like? This verse suggests five characteristics. 1. Our words should be kind. God is kind to us. Therefore, we should be kind when we speak to other people. God’s words are gracious words. Ours should be gracious also. Words do hurt. Sometimes words kill. So do not harm by your words. Speak kindly. 2. Our speech should be serious.
Episode 248: Digital Discipleship with Holly Lazzaro
Join us for a timely conversation with Holly Lazzaro, chair of the newly formed Ad-Interim Committee on Digital Discipleship in the Age of Artificial Intelligence. In this episode, we explore what it means to be a faithful follower of Jesus in an increasingly digital world. Holly shares how the Presbytery of the East brought an overture to the 46th General Assembly that led to the creation of this important committee, tasked with developing a position paper to help the EPC think biblically about discipleship in the digital age.
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YouTube as the Modern Day Areopagus
We welcome Eli Ayala, host of Revealed Apologetics, to discuss Christian apologetics in the digital public square. Drawing an analogy to the Areopagus of Acts 17, Camden Bucey and Ayala consider YouTube’s remarkable reach, its dangers, the spiritual dimension of apologetics, the union of biblical content and method, current movements in online apologetics, and the pastoral task of guiding young people who encounter theology online.
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YouTube as the Modern Day Areopagus
We welcome Eli Ayala, host of Revealed Apologetics, to discuss Christian apologetics in the digital public square. Drawing an analogy to the Areopagus of Acts 17, Camden Bucey and Ayala consider YouTube’s remarkable reach, its dangers, the spiritual dimension of apologetics, the union of biblical content and method, current movements in online apologetics, and the pastoral task of guiding young people who encounter theology online.
What Is a Christian?
The believers in Antioch did not invent a label for themselves. Their neighbors watched their lives and found one. Christ people…Christians….What a beautiful name to bear! And if you bear it, what sort of Christian are you? The first Christians did not call themselves Christians. Other people did. The name seems to have begun... Continue Reading
Abraham, Part 8: Isaac Promised
We begin with a scene of hospitality, for which the Middle Eastern peoples are famous even today. Abraham is sitting in his tent door “in the heat of the day” when three men appear. The passage doesn’t say, but it’s clear that by the end of their conversation Abraham is aware that he’s talking to... Continue Reading
The Man In Ministry
Men of God who serve as undershepherds must live honorably. There should be a distinctiveness and an attractiveness to this man’s conduct and character. Without this honorable lifestyle, shame will come upon the man, the church, the gospel, and the Lord Jesus Christ. 1. His HOLINESS God’s man must strive for holiness. No shortcuts... Continue Reading
Teaching the Church to Die Well
If people die the way they have been formed to live, then the church bears responsibility for that formation. Pastors help when they help people get real about life and death, making full use of the church’s culture-forming means of grace: the ministry of the Word, prayer, corporate worship, and the visitation of the sick. ... Continue Reading
Your Life is a Sermon
Your character is preaching a message, one way or another, as you go about your life each day. There is a way to live that will both display the truth about God and make the truth about God attractive. God saves us just as we are, but he is not content for us to... Continue Reading
Struggling with Besetting Sins with Confidence & Hope
Think of your besetting sins as opportunities for you to cry out to God for grace once more to be reminded of the gospel of God’s grace once more. Receive His grace over and over again, and delight in Him. This will hearten you in the ongoing struggle against your flesh. Besetting sins are... Continue Reading
Five Common Misunderstandings About Calvinism
If the doctrines of Calvinism are true, they leave us nothing to boast about and everything to praise God for. We preach because God saves through the gospel. We pursue holiness because He chose us to be holy. We come willingly to Christ because grace has made unwilling sinners willing. And we love because He... Continue Reading
Luke and Psalm 118
There’s a genius to Luke’s literary layering. I suspect he learned that from paying attention to Jesus’ teaching as it was reported to him. Luke’s gospel is full of references to the Psalms. In Jesus’ thesis statement for hermeneutical endeavour in Luke 24 he speaks of Moses and the Prophets, a typical Hebrew form... Continue Reading
Ignited by the Word Writers
Protestant Reformed Churches in America
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A Conversation With Author Daniel Nayeri
Daniel Nayeri shares about his books, his family’s refugee story, Tim Keller’s influence, and the craft of writing for young readers.
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Devotion for September 24, 2026
The Power of Remembering Philippians 4:10–20 No church entered into partnership with me in giving and receiving, except you only. Philippians 4:15 You only! Not only were the Philippians distinguished by the fact that they had remembered Paul in his need—that was significant—they had also been the only ones to remember him. There is always a special aura about someone who does something for you when only that one has remembered to do it.
What If AI Devastates the World?
“Fear reveals my heart to me. It shows me what I idolize, who I trust, and where my treasure is. So whether or not these AI prophecies are just a bunch of fear-mongering or actually hold some merit, they are worth paying attention to. Or rather, paying attention to what kind of response wells up... Continue Reading
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