presbycast

We talk social justice in the church with political writer Forfare Davis (@pseudoplotinus) using clips from a talk at Reformed seminary by Dr. Mika Edmondson, an OPC minister, as discussion starters.

We talk social justice in the church with political writer Forfare Davis (@pseudoplotinus) using clips from a talk at Reformed seminary by Dr. Mika Edmondson, an OPC minister, as discussion starters. 

CW joins Josh and Andy of Theology Doesn't Suck to talk comparative polity with (surprise) a presbyterian emphasis. Give their podcasts a listen. Thanks to Josh and Andy for allowing us to repost this conversation.

CW joins Josh and Andy of Theology Doesn't Suck to talk comparative polity with (surprise) a presbyterian emphasis. Give their podcasts a listen. Thanks to Josh and Andy for allowing us to repost this conversation.

Charlie Nave of MORE in the PCA joins us to talk about a just-released overture to the 2019 PCA General Assembly which would allow ordained female deacons. Helpful links:

• The overture
• The running list of overtures for 2019
• The study committee report

Charlie Nave of MORE in the PCA joins us to talk about a just-released overture to the  2019 PCA General Assembly which would allow ordained female deacons. Helpful links:

• The overture
• The running list of overtures for 2019
• The study committee report

We are joined by Miles Smith IV, a professor of history at Regent University, to discuss his affinity for "high church presbyterianism". We also discuss religion in the South, worship and sacraments, as well as racial issues in the church.

We are joined by Miles Smith IV, a professor of history at Regent University, to discuss his affinity for "high church presbyterianism". We also discuss religion in the South, worship and sacraments, as well as racial issues in the church.

Our friend Ken Shepherd joins us to talk about his work as a DC journalist, the 2019 US political climate, and its implications (or lack thereof) for the church.

Our friend Ken Shepherd joins us to talk about his work as a DC journalist, the 2019 US political climate, and its implications (or lack thereof) for the church.