We all love our animals so dearly, that it just makes sense that they would be in heaven, but will they? We perhaps desire to see them in heaven much so that we may even struggle to think of heaven being perfect without them being there. Do all dogs and cats go to heaven?

Suppose one has a friend they want to disciple, how does one start? Cold call, intense talk, or what? In this podcast we talk about practical consideration about how to begin to disciple another brother or sister in Christ.

Who is really our enemy? How do we begin to define what an enemy is? But more, how do we go on from there to pray for them like our Lord called us to do?

Some people believe that the Holy Spirit only came and operated in the New Testament. Do we believe that? if not, how would we compare and contrast the work of the Holy Spirit in between the New and Old Testaments?

So it's kind of a big deal, Philip is giving a talk at General Assembly (GA) this year. It'll be on Monday, June 23 in the evening. He is pairing up with another pastor in our denomination (PCA) to give a talk the direction or vision for the PCA over the next several decades. This episodes explains the gist of the event and we will post in our Kirk App a link to the event so you can follow along.

So your pastors do work throughout the week, not just on Sundays. One of the many things they do is pastoral counseling. But what does that look like? What is the goal of pastoral counseling? How might I learn more?

Wait a minute, what's this doing here? David is supposed to be Christ figure, how come he is able to have multiple wives? Since this text doesn't condemn his action, is it then condoning it? Today we work do a little extra work after our sermon to solve this textual trouble.

Part of what it means to be Presbyterian is that we are connected (and accountable) to the broader church. Once a year our pastors and delegates are sent to discuss and vote on matters related to our denomination. We call this General Assembly. And we dedicate this episode to exploring the bigger matters confronting our church as a whole at this year's (2025) meeting.

The way Mark 10:11-12 reads Jesus seems to exclude the possibility of persons to remarry. However, in 1 Corinthians 7, the Apostle Paul seems to permit persons to remarry in the instance of abandonment. So what is it, is remarriage possible for a Christian?

Have you ever been told that we didn't choose Christ, but Christ chose us? Well, more being something that Christ has actually said (John 15:16), it expresses the doctrine we call predestination. But tell me more about it, and what purpose does God have for us in knowing this doctrine?