Could a common English rendering of shared confessional standards help Reformed churches grow closer? Cornelis Venema considers a practical step toward greater connection. #ChurchUnity
Watch the full episode: https://t.co/Qsn89WKqRC
“Strangers should be some of your favorite people in the world.”
Jon Dennis unpacks the biblical meaning of hospitality (philoxenia): love of strangers. Why is it even a qualification for elders? Because hospitality should shape the whole church.
Watch his full plenary from our 2026 CME Conference:
https://t.co/5QTgbaRjS6
Can we truly know we are saved?
Dr. Cornelis Venema, our President Emeritus, answers in his new book, "Blessed Assurance, Jesus Is Mine," releasing Nov. 17 from @Ligonier.
Your home doesn't have to be perfect to practice Christian hospitality.
John Bouwers reminds us that God can use something as simple as opening your home, even when it's messy, to welcome others and point them to Christ.
Watch his full plenary from our 2026 CME Conference:
https://t.co/Dxo7tNHv66
Join us this afternoon for day 1 of our Fall Faculty Lectures with Dr. James Wilhoit, speaking on “Formed in Christ: Community, Imitation, and the Practices of Grace:” https://t.co/pfwqxiuXIQ
How does a church develop a culture of hospitality?
Not by compromising faithful preaching, but through it.
Greg Bylsma unpacks how God uses His Word to shape a community marked by love in this plenary from our 2026 Center for Missions and Evangelism Conference.
Watch the full address: https://t.co/USsroaDJzE
How do Scripture and the confessions relate? Cornelis Venema discusses Scripture’s authority and the confessions as subordinate standards. #ReformedTheology
Watch the full episode: https://t.co/1QO4RJKe7n
We're at @Ligonier's 2026 Southern Ontario Conference!
Stop by the Mid-America Reformed Seminary booth for your chance to win a faculty book set, including Dr. Cornelis Venema's latest release, "Roots Renewed," PLUS a coffee gift card!
Come say hello and enter to win!
How should we pray for Christians suffering persecution?
Mid-America alumnus Ryan Swale explores how Psalm 79 equips the church to pray for the persecuted with humility, a desire for God’s glory, and hope for final justice.
Read his article at @TGC.
https://t.co/g5wwffcVym
Is your church truly hospitable?
What about the visitor in your pew? The faithful single man who spends Sundays alone? Eric Watkins challenges our assumptions about Christian hospitality in this excerpt from our 2026 CME Conference.
Watch the full plenary: https://t.co/5w8rljIpCr
New on Christ the Center: Cornelis Venema joins @CamdenBucey to discuss Roots Renewed, the history and identity of the URCNA, and why the church’s inheritance matters today. https://t.co/LTPukIxYDs #URCNA#ChurchHistory
Join Dr. Mininger tonight at 7:00 PM Central for the third evening of his Fall Evening Class as he explores the warning passage in Hebrews!
Watch live: https://t.co/MM0ZPf69od
Is repentance the price of grace, or its fruit?
In Part 1 of our new series, Dr. J. Mark Beach joins Jared to challenge the “transactional” view of forgiveness and ask what it means for our assurance.
Tune in wherever you find your podcasts or listen on our website: https://t.co/CNcuTIS2cm
Sensing a call to the ministry? Don’t minimize it. Don’t downplay it. Give it your prayerful consideration.
“Called to Preach?” is a good place to start:
https://t.co/bexVNQQJjO
Do you see a wife’s submission as a beautiful picture of Jesus? Do you honor her Christ-like spirit, and tell her so?
Watch Marcus Mininger’s full chapel message: https://t.co/BhZiY7Y99m
Reminder: Dr. Mininger’s Evening Class on the warning passages in Hebrews resumes this Thursday, Nov. 5, at 7:00 p.m. CT, with the final session Nov. 12. Join us in the chapel auditorium or by livestream: https://t.co/N0Ega9OLdE
One week away: 2026 Fall Faculty Lectures with Dr. James Wilhoit, Nov 10 & 11.
“Formed in Christ: Community, Imitation, and the Practices of Grace”
Free. In person or livestreamed. https://t.co/JSUK8VAH9D