Church and Culture

In our last issue, we introduced Thomas Bergler’s book, 'The Juvenilization of American Christianity'. Here we introduce, 'From Here to Maturity: Overcoming the Juvenilization...

Dr. Stephen Crocco - Theology Matters 2021 Conference

“Governed by elders,” Presbyterians are those who, by definition, place a premium on mature leadership. Yet maturity is not valued as highly among Christians...

Our lives will bear signs of the new COVID realities for some time. Since this is so for all, not least pastors, lay leaders,...

Read about the experiences of 10 Presbyterian Ministers as they reflect on a year of COVID's impact on their churches.

Where does authentic Christian community come from, what holds it together, and what keeps it going?

If you keep an eye on the market for home improvement supplies, you are seeing some healthy indications. Even the sales of tools are...

Do we still believe in the notion of the “preaching office” or the “pastoral office”? Or have we joined the ranks of so much American “free church” congregationalism that replaces the notion of “office” with that of mere “function”?

The notion of “online Communion” has some real problems to it.

The internet remains an individual and isolated experience even when we must attempt online worship.