Church Life

The season for officer nominations at King’s Cross introduces a five month process. In the steps along the way, elders and nominees, and the congregation, are waiting on the Lord. Through this process, the Holy Spirit is exposing the character, ability, and desire of the...

The qualifications for both offices in the body of Christ, elder and deacon, are biblical, not educational, not professional, not civic. The qualifications for an elected public servant, or a board member, or a non-profit CEO, are immaterial. The qualifications for the elder in Christ’s...

A couple of weeks ago I returned from Chattanooga, Tennessee, my former home and the location for this year’s General Assembly meeting. King’s Cross belongs to the denomination, Presbyterian Church in America (PCA). A denomination is simply a group of people who voluntarily name themselves...

Thank you for allowing me to step away from Ashburn and King’s Cross to attend the annual General Assembly meeting of our denomination. This took place in Chattanooga, Tennessee, where I once served as pastor of Covenant Presbyterian Church. For this reason, General Assembly was...

I want to share a few words about the General Assembly meeting that I attended last week with elder John Drum. After all, King’s Cross is not an independent church. Independency is a form of church government in which individual congregations govern themselves apart from...

Why don’t we listen to a sermon on, say, Tuesday, while driving to work? Or early Wednesday morning on the elliptical? Or during a late afternoon walk on Saturday? Sermons generally happen on a Sunday morning but, as a simple exposition of the Bible, sermons...