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Puritan Board Progression
Hey friends, I’ve been on PB for about a year now and I have been thankful for all of your thoughts, suggestions etc. One thing I noticed off the bat is that people have different titles I.e. Freshman, Doctor, Graduate. Maybe I just missed this but I’m trying to figure out how the system works. Is it based on how many posts and replies you have, how long you’ve been on here, or something else? Just curious thanks.
So Far, the 119th Congress Is Among the Least Productive of the Past 40 Years
The 119th Congress has enacted 121 laws so far, the second fewest of any Congress in the past four decades.
WEA leaders tell Latin American alliance heads: Asking for money is not begging
Asking for money is not begging but an invitation to partner in God's kingdom, World Evangelical Alliance leaders told national alliance heads at the Latin Evangelical Alliance's 13th General Assembly, which runs Oct. 12-16 in Costa Rica's capital.
Tyndale’s Works - what to read?
Brothers, For Reformation Sunday (Oct 25), I am preaching on William Tyndale's life and how he gave his life for the Word of God, anchoring my sermon in Psalm 119:161-168. I've read most of Tyndale's biography by Daniel Dennett, but little of his actual works. Those here who are familiar with his writings, where should I begin if I want to better understand Tyndale the theologian? I have the Banner set of his works. Thanks & blessings, Adam
Andrew Ballard | reframing dating as a different relationship than marriage
Andrew Ballard (MDiv, Bethlehem College and Seminary, 2025) serves as assistant pastor at Bull Street Baptist Church in Savannah, Georgia. He is a husband to Brooke and father to Oliver and Eden, and he does freelance writing and editing. For more faith-filled, Gospel-centered content, download the Pilgrim Radio app today on Google Play and Apple, or stream at PilgrimRadio.com.
Has Globalization Reached Its Efficiency Limit? #shorts
Organizations have globalized extensively, but the era of extracting further efficiency and economic growth through managerialism is ending. We've hit a plateau. #Globalization #Economics #BusinessStrategy #Managerialism
What Is Happening in the Biblical Counseling Movement?
Note: This is the online version of an essay from the Hanover Review 4.2 on the Biblical Counseling Symposium. Print copies are available here and full digital copies of the issue are available here. More information about the Hanover Review is found here. This is a common question from outsiders who have observed the lack of unity and […] The post What Is Happening in the Biblical Counseling Movement? first appeared on The London Lyceum.
Darlington nurses and Christian Concern welcome new NHS guidance
The Darlington nurses welcome new NHS guidance on biological sex – but warn enforcement can’t keep relying on individual nurses’ courage and sacrifice.
Ds. Sparreboom neemt beroep aan van hervormde gemeente Woerden
Ds. J. W. Sparreboom (foto) heeft een beroep aangenomen van de hervormde gemeente te Woerden. De predikant hoopt zich te gaan verbinden aan wijkgemeente Centrum Oost. Sparreboom was sinds mei 2020 verbonden aan wijk 2 van de hervormde gemeente te Nieuwerkerk aan den IJssel. In Woerden volgt Sparreboom ds. B. Visser op. Laatstgenoemde predikant is sinds vorig jaar oktober verbonden aan de hervormde gemeente te Nunspeet (Opstandingskerk).
Church Manual Will Undergo “Comprehensive” Revision Before 2030
On October 11, delegates at the 2026 Annual Council passed a motion to undertake a review of the Church Manual. Gerson Santos, associate secretary of the General Conference (GC) of Seventh-day Adventists, presented the motion, with information on how the decision had been arrived at, what the terms of reference would be, and what the … Continued
‘Forced out because my faith was found out’ - Felix Ngole case heard in the Court of Appeal
Christian social worker Felix Ngole has asked the Court of Appeal to rule that he was unlawfully discriminated against after a mental health charity withdrew a job offer because of his Christian beliefs about marriage and sexuality. The court heard his appeal on 28 and 29 September, following a legal dispute with Touchstone Leeds, which began in 2022. A written judgment is awaited. Ngole had been offered a position as a hospital discharge mental health support worker after being assessed as the best candidate.
1 Corinthians 2
Cultural commentary from a Biblical perspective
Pass Me the Tablespoon
“Big spoon” or “Tablespoon”? It sounds funny—until cultural differences become part of the bigger questions of family, faith, marriage, and expectations. One intercultural couple shares what they’ve learned about curiosity, grace, and creating a culture of their own.
Michael Cassidy calls on Christians to ‘rise up and make a difference’ in SA
“People are worried about South Africa. They are worried about where we are going. They are worried about what our grandchildren are going to inherit. “But I want to tell you, with all my heart, with every conviction and fibre of my body, I have hope for South Africa. I
Educar é participar do jeito como Deus age no mundo
DIA DO PROFESSOR – Rev. Marcos Camilo de Santana, secretário nacional de educação cristã, fala sobre a importância do educador cristão para o reino de Deus O post Educar é participar do jeito como Deus age no mundo apareceu primeiro em O Estandarte.
The Violent Bear It Away: Who Decides What Is Just?
In his recent encyclical Magnifica Humanitas, Pope Leo XIV declared that just war theory is “outdated.” The National Catholic Register editorial board proposed nonviolence as the answer. More hawkish commentators dismissed this approach as naïve pacifism, while others drew attention to the Pope’s choice of “outdated” versus “obsolete.” Leo is correct, though not for the reason most assume. Just war is not self-executing. It presumes leg
Returning to Eden: The Need for Environmental Justice
This article is the tenth in CPJ’s Ink & Impact series featuring young writers from across the country. In today’s political climate, often marked by cynicism and despair, CPJ’s annual […] Source
Drumcree: How should Christians respond?
Two Christian duties are in tension here. On one hand, the New Testament tells us to submit to the authorities and honour the law. On the other, we are called to live at peace with others.
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