Tag: PCA

• PCA Consensus Revisited

  Preface The denomination in which I serve, the Presbyterian Church in America (PCA), is approaching the 50th anniversary of its founding. Through these years God has blessed this expression of His Church, and it has been a privilege for me to have been part of it. The sailing has not always been smooth. There have…

  Dennis Griffith

  June 29, 2022

  PCA, Presbyterianism

  PCA, PCA Consensus, Presbyterian, Presbyterian Church in America

• Race and the Church RVA: Telling the Truth

  On Saturday morning January 30, scores of church leaders, along with a smathering of parishioners, gathered in the basement of an old department-store-turned-church in Richmond, Virginia for a discussion on Race and the Church. The invited primary speaker was Dr. Sean Lucas, pastor of historic First Presbyterian Church of Hattiesburg, Mississippi; adjunct professor at Reformed…

  Dennis Griffith

  February 1, 2016

  Christianity, Church, Cultural Issues, Racial Issues

  PCA, Presbyterian Church in America, Race & the Church Richmond, Racial Reconciliation, Racial Unity in the Church, Racism, Racism in the PCA, Sean Lucas, Sins of the Church, Sins of the PCA

• Calvinist When Calvinism Wasn’t Cool

  To paraphrase Barbara Mandrell, “I was a Calvinst when Calvinism wasn’t cool.”   Historically Calvinism had a long day of being cool.  Then it was cool no more.  Now from all appearances it is cool once again. This resurgence of Reformed Spirituality is not new news.  Christianity Today, among others, has been talking about it for several…

  Dennis Griffith

  March 20, 2009

  Reformed Spirituality

  Albert Mohler, Calvinism, Ideas, Ideas Changing the World, John Piper, Mark Driscoll, PCA, Presbyterian Church in America, Reformed, Reformed Spirituality, Reformed University Fellowship, Time Magazine