On this episode of Gifts and Graces we get to hear from Adam Coppock and Alex Kocher about ministry resiliance and navigating seasons of sustained stress. Adam is the senior pastor of Young Medows Presbyterian Church and Alex is a certified Biblical counselor. Let's listen as Coppock and Kocher look at some practical steps towards soul care that can produce resilience and endurance for a “grace-paced” sustainable rhythm of life and ministry.

On this episode of Gifts and Graces we get to hear from Daniel Doriani about discipling your congregation for all of life. Daniel Doriani is Professor of Biblical and Systematic Theology at Covenant Seminary. Let's listen as Doriani explores the reformed view of work and provides insight to the ways to disciple congregations for all of life. This includes grasping the dignity and purpose of work as well as ways they congregants may change their corner of the world through work (while making it a part of the church’s ongoing discipleship ministries).

On this episode of Gifts and Graces we get to hear from McKay Caston on how to maximize redemptive impact by narrowing expository focus, increasing homiletical clarity, and improving structural flow. McKay Caston is an author and leads Cross-Tethered Preaching. Let's listen as Caston provides a practical framework for maximizing the redemptive impact of expository sermons by moving beyond conventional 3-point messages to a system that leverages sermonic movement.

On this episode of Gifts and Graces we get to hear from Chris Sicks about the Good News in every language. Chris Sicks is the pastor of One Voice Fellowship in Falls Church, Virginia. Let's listen as Chris Sicks discusses the biblical motivation for incorporating other languages in worship, and how to do it well.

On this episode of Gifts and Graces we get to hear from Matthew Bohling about how churches can make themselves attractive to qualified and quality pastoral candidates. Matthew Bohling is the executive director of Flourish Coaching. Let's listen as Bohling shares how churches can stand out to candidates to attract gifted pastors who will serve the church many years.

On this episode of Gifts and Graces we get to hear from Leonard and Amy Bailey about shepherding in light of death, loss, and grief. The Ilona Foundation exists to honor the life and memory of Ilona Bailey by providing compassionate support and guidance to individuals and families navigating grief and loss. Let's listen as the Baileys discuss how pastors can prepare their congregations and process the long road of grief and loss while continuing to to shepherd God’s flock.

On this episode of Gifts and Graces we get to hear from Tim Townsend about the gospel and the generosity movement. Tim Townsend is president of the PCA Foundation. Let's listen as Townsend considers Bible passages commonly understood to be about wealth and generosity, also exploring how to steward not one’s wealth, but one’s giving.

On this episode of Gifts and Graces we get to hear from Mark Sanders about the characteristics of a sexually faithful church. Mark Sanders is president of Harvest USA, a ministry that empowers individuals to overcome sexual sin through the transformative power of the Gospel of Jesus Christ. Let's listen as Sanders gives an overview of five different essential features of a sexually faithful church.

On this episode of Gifts and Graces we get to hear from Stephen Estock, Katie Flores, and Laney Slayton about helping covenant children in worship. Estock, Flores, and Slayton serve with PCA Discipleship Ministries (CDM). Let's listen as they explore and discuss how churches can help children lift their eyes and worship the King.

On this episode of Gifts and Graces we get to hear from a panel from the Korean American Leadership Initiative (K.A.L.I.) about the shifting face of Korean-American mentorship. K.A.L.I. is a ministry of the Mission to North America. Let's listen as the panel members compare and contrast the church mentorship experience of three Korean American pastors from three different generations (Gen X, Millennial, Gen Z), discussing the strengths and weaknesses of each mentorship experience.