
Sue Cyre
Susan Cyre is Executive Director Emeritus of Theology Matters and a longtime advocate for Reformed and confessional witness within the Presbyterian Church (USA). A pastor who has shaped the publication's editorial vision since its founding.
35 essays from 32 issues, 1995 to 2025
- Summer 2025
- Issue 3, 2014
- Issue 1, 2013
- Issue 4, 2010
- Issue 1, 2009
- Issue 1, 2007
- Issue 4, 2006
- Issue 3, 2005
- Issue 3, 2003
- Issue 6, 2002
- Issue 3, 2002
- Issue 1, 2002
- Issue 6, 2001
- Issue 5, 2001
- Issue 2, 1999
- Issue 1, 1998
- Issue 5, 1997
- Issue 4, 1997
- Issue 3, 1997
- Issue 2, 1997
- Issue 1, 1997
- Issue 6, 1996
- Issue 5, 1996
- Issue 4, 1996
- Issue 3, 1996
- Issue 1, 1996
- Issue 6, 1995
- Issue 5, 1995
- Issue 4, 1995
- Issue 3, 1995
- Issue 2, 1995
- Issue 1, 1995
2014
One essay
The Reality of TruthIssue 3, 2014
Why do so many church members hold beliefs the Bible does not teach? Sue Cyre argues that doctrine, apologetics and a Christian worldview all rest on…
2010
One essay
A Critique of the Proposed Replacement G-6.0106bIssue 4, 2010
With G. Thomas Hobson
Does the proposed replacement for G-6.0106b keep the church under the Lordship of Christ, or quietly drop its standard for ordination? Tom Hobson and Susan Cyre…
2001
Two essays
Repent, Remember, Overcome: A Proposal to Renew the ChurchIssue 6, 2001
Why should church government matter when governing bodies stray from the faith? Susan Cyre argues from Scripture, the confessions and human sinfulness that government is a…
A Proposal to Renew the ChurchIssue 5, 2001
With Terry Schlossberg
Is the Presbyterian Church (USA) apostate, or is there still ground for hope? Susan Cyre and Terry Schlossberg survey the General Assembly votes, the constitution and…
1995
One essay
Truth Creates BoundariesIssue 2, 1995
Why does a culture that believes everything end up trusting nothing? Susan Cyre argues that denying objective truth erases the boundaries that define God and ourselves,…