Into the Study Podcast

Our hosts talk about the aftermath of our Communion Season services this weekend with Nate Shurden. With October 31 the discussion leads the to speak about Fall Family Night. We receive a question about pulpit search committees and who should be on the this committee from Dr. Johnson's perspective.

Terry preached at the Charleston's French Huguenot Church, the only one in the nation. You can listen to his message at the link in this show note. Stay tuned until the end for a special message.

Terry shares about the current book he is reading. A published work on Winston Churchill by Andrew Roberts. You can find the link for this below.

Also, we hope to see each of you in-person or online for our Communion Season services. Details can be found here, https://ipcsav.org/communionseason, on our website or inside the IPCSAV app. The Friday, Saturday, and Sunday meals are free of charge to those attending these services.

New Member Interviews, Called to the Ministry, Communion Season, & Siblings and Families

We discuss the work of a pastor/shepherd doesn't just include preparing sermons, visiting in hospitals, or counseling, but also helping direct traffic. A question about a 3rd commandment question and a discussion about children movies depicting biblical stories.

BBC's mini-series, Pride & Prejudice, guides the conversation during today's episode.

Enjoy this episode with Tim Shaw and get to know our newest Ministry Intern, Romano Orlando.

Terry talks about how the church staff and church officers work with one another and then moves on to talking about wearing crosses, who should administer sacraments, and prophecy.

Emily returns in 5 days and we will all be very glad when she does.

College Ministry. What makes a good sermon or a sermon good?