Dr. Stephen Estock is the Coordinator for the Committee on Discipleship Ministries (CDM) of the Presbyterian Church in America (PCA). He currently lives in the Metro Atlanta area with his wife, Susan. Together they have three adult children.

Christians fight alongside each other in a great battle of eternal significance. The struggle is real but the victory is assured.

The equal dignity before God of masters and servants that is grounded in Christianity transformed their relationship in the ancient world and continues to impact how we understand work today.

God's glory and goodness are clearly seen when the relationship between children and their parents works as designed.

The central love story of human history will conclude with an ending so satisfying that it could only have been written by the Author of the universe. 

To take advantage of the opportunities to proclaim Jesus provided by our cultural moment, we must draw our strength and wisdom from the Holy Spirit.

Jesus is the light that exposes the darkness so we are able to do what pleases God and live as we were designed. In other words, we can now walk in the light because, in Jesus, we are the light.

We are to imitate God and not the idolater, because we are loved by a sacrificial savior.

In order to live and love like Jesus, we must understand who we are and what we have been given through the working of God’s great power.