A Brief Defence of Presbyterian Baptism (Part II)
A Brief Defence of Baptism as Practised in Presbyterian Churches (Part II) Presbyterian churches practise baptism of adult new believers as well as for the infant children of believers. The […]
A Brief Defence of Presbyterian Baptism (Part 1)
A Brief Defence of Baptism as Practised in Presbyterian Churches (Part I) Presbyterian churches practise the baptism of adult new believers as well as the infant baptism of the children […]
World News
CHILDREN ATTENDING A CHRISTIAN CAMP KILLED IN TEXAS FLOODS 26 children and one counsellor died in flash flooding while staying at a Christian camp in Texas. They lost their lives […]
Malawi Bible Mission (Part 7)
Hi from Malawi … Sorry for the silence – it reflects that fact that EVERY day has been so full and so tiring that I’ve had little opportunity to reflect, […]
Malawi Bible Mission (Part 6)
Gratitude THANK YOU to all PCA congregations and every person who contributed so generously to the Malawi Bibles Appeal, Hymnbook purchases and the sponsorship of TEAM members and hire vehicles. […]
Book review: ‘Shapers of Christianity’
Review of Nick Needham, Shapers of Christianity, Edinburgh: Banner of Truth, 2025. Dr Nick Needham here presents twelve very short essays to introduce the life and writings of Christians from […]
Book review: Bunyan’s ‘The Fear of God’
Book Review: The Fear of God by John Bunyan Review by C.J. McIntosh Author: John Bunyan Publisher: Canon Press Year: 2022 “But the LORD of hosts, him you shall honour […]
Themes in Hebrews
Themes in Hebrews Introduction The New Testament writers do not contradict each other; they make the same points. However, they have different styles of writing and different emphases. The style […]
Malawi Bible Mission (Part 5)
God’s Plan, Not Ours Hui’s personal highlight was meeting the congregation at the last station. We drove off-road on a dirt track for more than 30 mins, grateful for the […]
World News
YOUNG CHRISTIAN LEADERS UNITE FOR THE GOSPEL IN DANGEROUS REGION ALMATY, Kazakhstan — In the cities and villages of Central Asia, faith remains a quiet, often dangerous act. In the […]
Too Much Beavering
Too Much Beavering Little children can be real busy beavers. You only have to watch them to realize that often they are attempting to do four things at once. Even […]
Enriching Worship according to our Reformed Heritage
Enriching Worship according to our Reformed Heritage I am not sure the extent to which our ministers, let alone congregational members, get to experience Sunday morning worship outside their own […]
Malawi Bible Mission (Part 4)
On tea and macadamia Thyolo Highlands invited us to their patch – territory that’s both rugged and beautiful. Tea is best grown in areas with well-drained, acidic soil, consistent rainfall, warm […]
Malawi Bible Mission (Part 3)
On culture and open doors Doorways have a dual purpose. Excluding revolving doors, they either open to beckon engagement or they slam shut, keeping us secure. Open doors can threaten […]
Upholding the Sixth Commandment without Breaking the Ninth
Upholding the Sixth Commandment without Breaking the Ninth Like many Australian Christians, I am less aware of and less active in working against abortion than I wish to be. An […]
Book review: ESV Expository Commentary, vol.1
Title: ESV Expository Commentary: Vol. 1 Genesis-Numbers Authors: Ian Duguid, Jay Sklar, Christine Palmer, Ronald Bergey Publisher: Crossway Year: 2025 Reviewed by Mark Powell The ESV Commentary series as a […]