"Portrait of a Maturing Disciple" is a key document that describes the bulls-eye for all our ministries at PPC. What do our leaders regard as the essentials of knowing Christ, growing in Christ, and going in service to Christ?

In this episode, we talk with Bill Glenning, one of our elders. We hear the story of how he came to faith, and we learn of his heart for ministry at PPC.

We interview Lee-Ann McKay, PPCs Director of Women's Ministry and Outreach. She shares her story of coming to know Christ as well as how she is serving at PPC now.  

Ever wonder what the back story is of some of your elders? In this episode, we hear from David Boucher, Pastor of Family Ministries. We get to hear his story of coming to faith and also his heart for serving this the families of the fellowship.

In this episode we talk about the two steps in genuine repentance: confession and renunciation.  

If you are ever concerned about not "doing church the right way", or wondering if attending church but being very distracted means your attendance doesn't "count", this episode is for you.  

In this episode we talk about catechism, and more specifically we review the New City Catechism. We offer this on our resources book shelf. We discussed how and why to use a catechism on a regular basis for family worship in each household. 

Paul wrote a blog post, "Why God Can't Be My Co-pilot" after reading Dane Ortlund's book entitled "Deeper." That concept certainly is a popular bumper sticker in our culture, but is it theologically accurate?  

Ever wonder what the back story is of some of your elders? In this episode, we talk to Joey Turner, previously the Pastor of Student Ministries pastor and now moving into the new role of Pastor of Young Adults and Missions role. We get to hear his story of coming to faith and also his heart for serving this church.

Issue 1, which enshrined abortion rights into the Ohio constitution, was passed overwhelmingly in the past November election. We speak with Sheri Lawson, Executive Director for Hope Rising Pregnancy Center, and Walt Price, one of our elders and long-time board member for Hope Rising.