The following post was originally published on Ligonier.org here. God’s Word describes death as a fearful consequence of man’s rebellion against God. Even before our first parents’ fall into sin, our Creator warned Adam in no uncertain terms that the consequence of transgressing His holy law is death: “Of the tree of the knowledge of […]
Light for Reading in the Dark
The following post was originally published on the TableTalk Magazine online blog here. For many a childish imagination, physical darkness suggests the lurking possibility of invisible monsters and unseen terrors. One part of growing up is growing out of being afraid of the dark. There is a far more intimidating darkness, however, that should cause […]
In Memoriam: Rev. Charles E. Champion (1934-2025)
Longtime Presbyterian Church in America (PCA) minister Rev. Charles E. Champion of Walnut Grove, South Carolina passed into glory at around 10:20 PM on Saturday, March 15, and was pronounced deceased shortly after midnight on Sunday, March 16. He was 91 years old. Antioch Presbyterian Church (3600 SC-417, Woodruff, SC 29388) is hosting a called […]
The Symbolic or Memorialist View of the Lord’s Supper
The following post was originally published as part of a four-part series here on the Theology for Everyone blog at Place for Truth. “IN REMEMBRANCE OF ME” Walk into a typical Protestant church building in the English-speaking world, and it is not unlikely that you will find a table engraved with these words of our […]
An Old Princeton Precedent for Today’s Reformed Writers
The following post was originally published here on reformation21. It is difficult to argue against the claim that Princeton Theological Seminary of Princeton, New Jersey occupied a—if not the—principal position of influence in shaping American Reformed Christianity in the nineteenth century. The years between its founding in 1812 and the resignation of Dr. J. Gresham Machen […]
Antioch Session Call for Fasting & Prayer
At its February stated meeting held on Monday the 17th, the Antioch Session formally issued a call for a day of fasting and prayer for the reformation and revival of our country, and especially for our local communities here in the South Carolina Upcountry. The appointed day is Wednesday, February 26th. The Session is calling […]
