Joshua Coutts
In my previous article, I argued that what makes for distinctively Christian unity is Jesus—not a flat…
Joshua Coutts
In my previous article, I argued that what makes for distinctively Christian unity is Jesus—not a flat…
Joshua Coutts
Since the first century, Christians have engaged in conflict, some of which has led to schism between them…
Trevor Laurence
The violence contained in the pages of Scripture presents one of the perennially perplexing challenges for confessional interpreters…
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A message on Matthew 6:25–34 from Trevor Laurence, delivered at Trinity Church (PCA) on May 9, 2023.
Trevor Laurence
The Gospels incorporate all sorts of little details intended to alert the well-trained reader to the depths of…
Ben Thomas
The books of the Old Testament contain narrative threads, recurring themes, repeated word groups, and other literary devices…
Hywel George
Taking the Lord’s Supper is the privilege and duty of all Christians. However, many Christians have eating disorders…
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A message on Matthew 5:9–12 from Trevor Laurence, delivered at Trinity Church (PCA) on February 26, 2023.
Scott Schuleit
My wife and I were on the way to church for the annual Christmas Eve candlelight service. The…
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A message on Exodus 35 and 2 Corinthians 9:7 from Trevor Laurence, delivered at Trinity Church (PCA) on January 22, 2023.
Jackson Shepard
Jesus’ washing of the disciples’ feet is a well-known and beloved story, and rightly so. It is…
Trevor Laurence
During Advent, the church has historically utilized the weeks leading up to the celebration of Jesus’ first coming…
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