President Emeritus Dr. Joseph A. Pipa, Jr. and Director of Advancement & Admissions Zack Groff field listener questions relating to PCA General Assembly Ruling Elder participation, the function(s) of church officers, pastoral titles, the covenant of works, republication, qualifications of church officers, patriarchy, complementarianism, sabbath rest, pneumatology, sacraments, diaconal care, and more! For Dr. Pipa's recorded lecture critiquing Klinean Republication, please visit https://www.sermonaudio.com/sermoninfo.asp?SID=4615182462.

In this episode of the podcast, Zack Groff interviews Dr. George Grant (Senior Pastor, Parish Presbyterian Church PCA, Franklin, Tennessee) about his recently published three-volume Bible study and discipleship resource, Keystones: Make Disciples (Standfast Books, 2019). The books (and more information) are available from georgegrant.net.

In this episode of the podcast, Zack Groff interviews Dr. Mark Jones (Senior Pastor, Faith Reformed Presbyterian Church PCA, Vancouver, British Columbia) about his recent book, If I Could Speak: Letters from the Womb (Christian Focus Publications, 2019). The book is available from Reformation Heritage Books, Westminster Bookstore, and Amazon.

In this episode of the podcast, Zack interviews Pastor Bill Hill (BDiv '16) and MDiv student Zach Dotson in a true Prince & the Pauper setting of two strangers in very different strange lands. Pastor Hill is from Rochester, NY, and he ministers at Fellowship PCA in Newport, TN. Mr. Dotson is from Wise County, VA, and serves as student supply at Coldenham-Newburgh Reformed Presbyterian Church (RPCNA) in Walden, NY. Tune in for an off-beat conversation about "a different kind of" cross-cultural ministry.

Dr. Joseph A. Pipa, Jr. and Zack Groff field listener questions relating to cloning, predestination, the final judgment, covenant theology, Reformed and Presbyterian denominations, humanism in the church, and theological books authored by women.

Dr. Joseph A. Pipa, Jr. and Zack Groff field listener questions relating to the current COVID-19 (novel Coronavirus) pandemic which has so dramatically disrupted everyday life for Christians and churches around the world. Recommended article by Dr. Pipa: The Lion Roars, available at https://gpts.edu/the-lion-roars-thoughts-on-covid-19/

In this episode, Dr. Pipa addresses listener questions regarding ontological differences between men and women, the encroachment of feminism in Reformed denominations, heresy and error regarding the doctrine of the Trinity, demonology, best/biblical practices in worship, the second commandment, adult coloring books, and appropriate levels of political engagement for pastors.

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.