In this edition of the podcast we talk with current ThM student Pastor Francisco Cardoso, presently serving in a missionary work of the Woodruff Road Presbyterian Church in Recife, Brasil. For more information about Pastor Cardoso's dynamic church-planting work, visit woodruffroad.com/missions-to-latin-america. To support financially the work, please contact [email protected] or [email protected].

In this edition of the podcast we talk with recent GTPS graduate Florian Weicken, presently serving in a church planting work of the Evangelical Presbyterian Church of England and Wales (EPCEW) in Zürich, Switzerland. For more information about the EPCEW plant in Zürich, please visit zuerichpres.ch. To support financially the work, please visit https://give.globalservicenetwork.org/51219002.

We continue our series highlighting the personal testimonies and ministries of the faculty of Greenville Presbyterian Theological Seminary by catching Dr. Benjamin Shaw (Old Testament & Hebrew) before he moves to Sanford, Florida to take up a position at Reformation Bible College. In this episode, Dr. Shaw recounts his childhood in Roswell, New Mexico; seminary experience at Pittsburgh Theological Seminary under John Gerstner and Ford Lewis Battles; advanced degree-work at Princeton Theological Seminary and Duke Divinity School; seminary service at Greenville Presbyterian Theological Seminary; and hopes for the future at Reformation Bible College.

In this episode, longtime GPTS Professor of Hebrew & Old Testament Dr. Benjamin Shaw discusses his recent book, Ecclesiastes: Life in a Fallen World, published by the Banner of Truth Trust (2019). As of January 1, 2020, Dr. Shaw will be Professor of Old Testament at Reformation Bible College in Sanford, FL.

Building on an interview with Dr. James E. McGoldrick in May 2017, we are continuing a series highlighting the personal testimonies and ministries of the faculty of Greenville Presbyterian Theological Seminary. In this episode, Dr. Pipa recounts his childhood, conversion to Christ as a young man in Pensacola, FL; seminary experience at Reformed Theological Seminary in Jackson, MS and Westminster Theological Seminary in Philadelphia, PA; ministerial experience in Tchula, MS, Houston, TX, and Escondido, TX; and seminary service at Westminster Seminary California and Greenville Presbyterian Theological Seminary. 

In this brief special feature, Zack describes the intensive GPTS course offerings available to students and the public in January and July 2020. For more information, visit gpts.edu/winter and gpts.edu/summer.

In this special edition of Confessing Our Hope, Greenville Presbyterian Theological Seminary (GPTS) and the Blue Ridge Institute for Theological Education (BRITE) partnered together for a "Pastors' Panel" hosted over lunch during the 47th General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church in America (PCA). Participants in the panel discussion included moderator Pastor Sean Morris (Westminster PCA & BRITE - Roanoke, VA), Pastor Richard "Dick" Davies (Grace PCA - Metairie, LA), Pastor Roland Barnes (Trinity PCA - Statesboro, GA), Pastor Carl Robbins (Woodruff Road PCA - Simpsonville, SC), and Pastor Robert "Bob" Davis (Draper's Valley PCA - Draper, VA).

In this episode, Dr. Pipa addresses listener questions regarding the Trinity, biblical masculinity and femininity, the PCA, tithing, the Sabbath, and more.

In this episode of the podcast, Dr. Pipa sits down with his anticipated successor (as Seminary President), Dr. Jonathan Master. Dr. Master visited campus on Friday, September 6, 2019 to meet with different members of the seminary community (faculty, staff, and students). As part of his visit, he was happy to take some time to record this podcast episode. Please note that Dr. Master was suffering from a head cold, and that his voice was suffering from fatigue as a result.