Our church holds to the Westminster Confession of Faith of our Denomination, the Presbyterian Church in America (PCA). But do our ministers hold to it completely, or do they have some differences and/or some exceptions to this standard? And if so what are they? Also, must our congregation hold the same positions/views?

Many of us have stumbled upon this vers in our reading of 1 Corinthians, but what does it mean? Does it really encourage us to baptize living people on behalf of our dead friends or relatives? What else could it mean?

Bonus Material: Why does Philip love to use a lot of water at baptism?

What else does the Bible say about manhood and womanhood? What does it say about men and women in relation to one another in the home and at church? Tune in for this final installment

Having already spoken about manhood, today we look more into the role and value of woman from the Scriptures. Does the Bible say women must not work outside the home? Does the Bible say women must homeschool? And if it does not, how then are we to interpret such Scriptures as 1 Timothy 2:15 and Titus 2:5?

What are the God-given roles for men and woman? And before that, do men and women possess the same value, i.e. are they both made in the image of God? We begin this study by first going back to the creation account in Genesis 1-3, and in particular speaking about what biblically masculinity is and is not.

With our special question, Aaron Halbert, we take on additional questions concerning IVF, one of which concerns how does faith and trust configure into the equation?

Often grouped together, these two big words described different theological ideas, with one referring to an interpretive outlook on the Bible and the other a view of the end times. Today we spend time dissecting the two as well as discussing their overlap.

Today we spend a little time attempting to answer a challenging question about what it means to "deny yourself and take up [your] cross and follow Me."

It's one thing for the non-Christians to justify same sex Marriages, but what about persons who profess to be Christians? Is not the Bible very clear on this issue? How do persons who claim the Bible to be the Word of God see support in the Scriptures for same sex marriage?

The Apostle Paul wrote many letters to individual churches in the Early Church Era, and in those letters he has some pretty specific things to say. If he were to write the Kirk today what would he say?