In this episode of the podcast, Zachary Groff interviews Pastor C.R. Wiley (Westminster Presbyterian Church, PCA - Vancouver, WA) about an approach to apologetics and cultural engagement which he calls "The Boniface Option." C. R. Wiley is the author of several books, including "Man of the House" (Wipf & Stock, 2017), "The Household and the War for the Cosmos" (Canon Press, 2019), and a forthcoming book from Canon Press about J.R.R. Tolkien's enigmatic character, Tom Bombadil.

In this episode of the podcast, Zachary Groff interviews Dr. Shawn Brower (Briarwood Christian School - Birmingham, AL) about his recent book, Stand To: Finding Masculine Courage in a Stand Down World (WestBow Press: 2021).

In this episode of the podcast, Zachary Groff interviews Pastor Sean McGowan (Westminster Presbyterian Church (PCA) - Tallahassee, FL) about his recent book, Infant Baptism: An Introductory Sprinkling for Parishioners (Ichthus: 2020).

In this episode of the podcast, Zachary Groff interviews Pastor J. Brandon Burks (Westside Reformed Church (URCNA) - Cincinatti, OH) about his recent book, Thinking God's Thoughts: An Introduction to a Pilgrim Worldview (Fontes, 2021).

This special edition of Confessing Our Hope begins our 2021-22 season with a sermon from Samuel Davies, "The Divine Government the Joy of Our World." This sermon is on Psalm 117:1 and is featured in Volume One (of three) of "The Sermons of Rev. Samuel Davies," reprinted this year by Reformation Heritage Books under the Soli Deo Gloria Publications imprint. Davies's purpose in this sermon "is to illustrate this glorious truth, that Jehovah's supreme government is a just cause of universal joy." He prosecutes his task by considering God's government in four views or aspects: as legislative, providential, mediatorial, and judicial. Davies ably demonstrates from Scripture "that in each of these views the divine government is matter of universal joy."

In this episode of the Faith & Practice segment, Dr. Pipa handles questions dealing with the Sabbath, pastoral care, and the right application of the moral law in today's world. To submit a question, please contact [email protected] or visit gpts.edu/gpts-podcast.

This special edition of Confessing Our Hope is the second in a series of episodes featuring content from Greenville Seminary's 2021 Spring Theology Conference, "Who is God? The Trinity, the Gospel, and the Christian Life." In this episode, we hear from recent graduate Mr. Ethan Bolyard (Pastor, Heritage Orthodox Presbyterian Church; Wilmington, NC) in his address entitled "Circle of Glory: Trinity & the Christian Life." Mr. Bolyard draws from John 17, among other texts.

This special edition of Confessing Our Hope is the first in a series of episodes featuring content from Greenville Seminary's 2021 Spring Theology Conference, "Who is God? The Trinity, the Gospel, and the Christian Life." In this episode, we hear from Dr. Pipa in his Pre-Conference Lecture, "Examining the Eternal Subordination of the Son." Dr. Pipa's lecture is a critical appraisal of a now-popular doctrinal error regarding the Trinity.

In this episode, host Zachary Groff interviews author Zachary Garris (MDiv, Reformed Theological Seminary; JD, Wayne State University) on his latest book, Masculine Christianity (Zion Press, 2020). Tune in as the ZGs discuss the book, its usefulness, and its call to return to the Bible's teaching on men and women.

Please note: In answering the first question about the content of the book, Mr. Garris draws from the opening chapter of his book to make an historical point about women's suffrage being an expression of individualism in American political life. Mr. Groff echoes this historical observation. Neither man makes a proscriptive or ethical point regarding women's suffrage. Rather, Mr. Garris and Mr. Groff make the same historical point observed by historians of the American nineteenth and twentieth centuries that with the advent of women's suffrage in the United States of America, political life was no longer organized by voting households, but rather organized by voting individuals.

President Emeritus Dr. Joseph A. Pipa, Jr. and Director of Advancement & Admissions Zack Groff field listener questions relating to biblical interpretation, political theology, worship, ecclesiology, covenant theology, paedobaptism, the application of the moral law of God (esp. the second commandment), confessional subscription, and pastoral concerns in administering the Lord's Supper.