In this episode, Tyrell sits down with Mark Penrith, pastor-teacher of Crystal Park Baptist Church in Benoni, South Africa. Mark and Tyrell discuss Charles Spurgeon’s famed Lectures to My Students, which is a written selection, originally published in 1869, from his addresses delivered to college students at the Pastors’ College Metropolitan Tabernacle in London. Charles ... Read more

In this episode, Tyrell sits down with Doug Van Meter, pastor-teacher of Brackenhurst Baptist Church in Johannesburg, South Africa. Doug and Tyrell are both pastors, passionate about the local church, and in this episode they discuss all things local church. Is church membership biblical? What is meaningful membership? How should a church exercise church discipline? ... Read more

In this episode, Tyrell sits down with Aimee Byrd, author of No Little Women and co-host of the Mortification of Spin podcast, to discuss how to equip women for service in the gospel. Strengthening women in the church strengthens the whole church. Cultivating resolved, competent women equips them to fulfil their calling as Christ’s disciples and men’s ... Read more Episode 35: No Little Women

In this episode, Tyrell sits down with Summer Jaeger, co-host of the Sheologians podcast, to discuss feminism and the gospel. This is a subject of which Summer has spoken and written widely. Listen in as Tyrell and Summer dissect feminism in its various forms from within a biblical worldview framework. Find Table Talk with Tyrell ... Read more Episode 34: Feminism and the Gospel

“Who am I?” Could there be a more fundamental–and divisive–question for our era? And not just ours, but for every generation before us? It was in answer to this question that Rachel Jankovic wrote You Who? Why You Matter and How to Deal with It in which she seeks to help Christians know who they truly are ... Read more Episode 33: You Who?

Can we die before our time? Does it matter if I was baptised but didn’t walk with the Lord? Will smoking send me to hell? How can I best defend the deity of Jesus Christ? What does the Bible say about divorced people leading ministries? Is church membership biblical? What does the Bible say about ... Read more Episode 32: Questions and Answers

If anyone thinks he is religious and does not bridle his tongue but deceives his heart, this person’s religion is worthless. Religion that is pure and undefiled before God the Father is this: to visit orphans and widows in their affliction, and to keep oneself unstained from the world. (James 1:26–27)

The word “Vietnam” speaks of the tenacious Viet culture and its varied, yet distinct cuisine and social customs that have survived invasions and colonisation. Nam (south) refers to the expansion to the south from the original north and central domain. Long and narrow, Vietnam lies on the eastern coast of Southeast Asia’s Indochinese Peninsula. Laos ... Read more Episode 30: Christianity in Vietnam

“There is something fascinating in grief; though we feel it hurts our peace, we are apt to indulge it and to brood over sorrow till it gives a tincture to the whole frame of our spirits. Dally no more with grief; try to cut short all recollections that feed the anguish of the mind.”—John Newton ... Read more Episode 29: Good Grief

Most Christians believe that men are indeed the method of Jesus, but precious few are willing to invest their lives by putting all their eggs in one basket. Believing this people-orientated philosophy and practicing it are entirely different matters. A large problem in Christendom is that we don’t want to take the risk or the ... Read more Episode 28: Discipleship