
Here are a few links to podcasts that offer recaps of GA. We also commend subscribing to these podcasts as they provide great insights and information about the PCA and Presbyterianism. https://creators.spotify.com/pod/profile/westminsterstandard/episodes/246–PCA-GA-Break-Down–Wrap-Up-e356gaj https://www.politymatters.org/2215222/episodes/17432531-87-52nd-pcaga-recap

Water is wet, and the Middle East is in the news. Your friends, and maybe even yourself, are posting the Star of David flags on their Facebooks and emphatically declaring their “biblical” support for the nation of Israel (à la Ted Cruz). This begs the question: How should we theologically understand Israel? This video by…

As Presbyterians we do not believe that being independent is how the church is to be structured or governed. Our local body is part of the Church. The Church expands beyond our four walls at CTK, not just in membership but also institutionally. This next week, Teaching and Ruling Elders from all over the nation…

Credomag and Sola Media partnered up to put on a conference celebrating the 1700th anniversary of the Nicene Creed. Here is the playlist of those videos. These will be well worth your time! https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PL8oIOkAqgPGccf5dklnBaQKEcD_kwPXRl&si=TfTcRulMOz0vMFAw As a side note, the first video starts at the bottom of the list, and the Q&A panel is the last…

This Sunday is Trinity Sunday (6/15/25), so here is a wonderful resource to help you know and love your Triune God more deeply. https://www.crossway.org/books/the-trinity-tpb/

Here is the article written by the Rev. Dr. Justin Holcomb. May it bless and encourage you. https://cfdiocese.org/cfe/from-pentecost-forward-gospel-church-mission/?fbclid=IwY2xjawKv-6FleHRuA2FlbQIxMQBicmlkETFHVmtWMGNmNHQxa0MyNkY5AR48VAXlVH3dxcogbMSrrEMfV4tIlRiY7gVe_-os9LiQ-K4gHX8bkQQBL1VGVg_aem_Y9eNExErowXyQvDinc3q6g

Here is a great post from Fred Sanders on the topic of the eternal generation of the Son. https://www.desiringgod.org/articles/forever-and-always-the-son

Some helpful books on the Nicene Creed These are very accessible and easy to read. This one is a bit more academic and from a couple of Roman Catholic authors.