Standing in the PCA

Rather than leave the PCA, take proactive and positive steps to strengthen the PCA

In my previous article, I explained why I am optimistic about the future faithfulness of the PCA as a confessionally Reformed denomination. 

In short, I believe we are at a crossroads; our current heavy discussions, difficult interactions, and passionate debates reflect that many issues formerly hidden under the surface are now being addressed in the courts of the PCA.

While I believe it would be easier for confessional and/or conservative churches and members of the PCA to simply leave this denomination, I believe that is the wrong course of action at this time (as I explain in the previous article).

Now is not the time to leave, but it is the time to take firm and clear actions aimed at promoting biblical and confessional integrity within the PCA. If the activities or perceived agenda of PCA agencies trouble you, if the actions of a church court disturb you, there are ample remedies other than leaving the PCA.

Here are some recommendations for how to continue as a part of the PCA even i…