In this episode of "Faith & Practice," Dr. Pipa and Pastor Groff handle a diverse array of questions pertaining to the history of the Presbyterian Church in America, the book of Philemon, justification by faith, Native American history before the introduction of the gospel, the regulative principle of worship, ministry best practices, and Natural Law. Questions include: - Did God ever send a prophet or apostle to preach the gospel to the Native Americans before Christopher Columbus? If not, why did God wait until 1492 to bring the gospel to the Americas? Did God condemn all Native Americans until the gospel was preached to them? Did they possess faith in God sufficient for salvation prior to their reception of the gospel? - Is the regulative principle of worship somewhat self-defeating since the Bible never explicitly teaches the regulative principle of worship? - What are some best practices for encouraging young ministers? - What have you found is the most convincing argument to answer those who say Natural Law (concerning morality) is separate from God's moral law as summarized in the Ten Commandments, and further summarized in the two Great Commandments to Love God and Love Neighbor? - Can we find the doctrine of justification by faith alone in the letter of Paul to Philemon? - What do you make of the claim that the PCA was founded to be a "broadly reformed/big tent" denomination?