Pastors Sean Morris and Job Dalomba discuss the dangers to the PCA posed by paedocommunion in terms of both the spiritual health and unity of the denomination

Watch the episode via YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jayx1389gaw

Authors Justin Andrusk & Matt Lee and others join us to discuss their article on the morning and evening worship in the PCA as well as the controversy that ensued after publishing the results of their study. Brad Isbell joins as well to discuss his own article published today reflecting on the study's conclusions.

https://pcapolity.com/2023/08/22/morning-evening-in-the-pca/

https://heidelblog.net/2023/08/evening-worship-in-the-pca-did-it-die-of-natural-causes-neglect-or-euthanasia/#respond

Dr Steve Tipton and Dr Duncan Rankin join to discuss the foundational principles of our polity, which set forth the nature of the Church and of Church power. These principles have been subjected to wide misinterpretation and misapplication in recent years. Drs Tipton and Rankin help to set us straight.

RE James "Bebo" Elkin and I discuss how the PCA has changed since 1973, the early days of PCA Campus Ministry, and how pastors and ministerial candidates should prepare for a (new) call.

A number of PCA congregations and church plants have recently announced plans either to leave the denomination or discern whether to remain in the PCA. PCA TEs Biese, Brite, and Leon discuss this and whether it signals greater health and firmer commitment to the Westminster Standards.

Additional resources here: https://rfbwcf.substack.com/p/a-plea-for-patience-in-the-pca-1

There are many resources available for members and officers desiring to appreciate the rich Reformed and Confessional heritage of the PCA.

Season 1 Episode 1 of the Westminster Standard, the podcast of Jude 3 & the PCA.

A new podcast coming this August. Join us for interviews and analysis aimed at encouraging confessional integrity and biblical fidelity within the PCA and in support of a renewed appreciation for the Westminster Standards.

Paul is explaining how the Christian is to relate to the civil authority; how are we to find God’s “good, acceptable, and perfect will” in relation to the civil authorities.