Last month, Mark Dever and Ligon Duncan announced that the T4G conference planned for April 2022 in Louisville would be the last. The successful pastors' conference spanned 16 years, gathering Reformed pastors from a range of denominations. The last in-person conference, in 2018, drew more than 12,000. Attendees loved the preaching, the music, the books, and the fellowship. So it was a surprise to hear it was coming to an end.

Sarah Zylstra explains how T4G got started, why it was a risk, and what has changed since then.

In this episode:

• 2:42 How Ligon Duncan met Mark Dever
• 6:23 Meeting Al Mohler and C.J. Mahaney
• 9:55 The birth of T4G
• 12:04 Designing the conference
• 13:32 The first T4G
• 14:33 Growing T4G and becoming T3G
• 18:41 The growth of the Reformed resurgence
• 20:36 The splintering of unity in America and the Reformed fellowship
• 23:58 Memories
• 26:00 What T4G’s end means for the Reformed resurgence
• 26:46 T4G’s legacy
• 28:28 Looking ahead

Resources:

• T4G site
• T4G playlists
• The Reason for God by Tim Keller
• *Young, Restless, and* Reformed by Collin Hansen