In the fourth week of the Presbyterian polity class we take a look at the OT foundations for Presbyterianism.

There is hope to be found in God’s painful patience.

In the third week of our study on Presbyterian polity, we compare Witherow's six principles to the three main families of church polity.

More often than not, it’s only when the consequences of our sin start to make us uncomfortable that we start thinking about how we might turn the ship around. Phony repentance fails to love God for God.

How are you going to warn your kids about the consequences of their actions? How are you going to advise a friend in tragedy? How are you going to handle tragedy yourself? How will you handle blessing and prosperity?

A report from Pastor Zach on the 51st General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church in America.

Christ is folly to the world. Befriending Christ is like befriending Job. It is is to participate in suffering, to be associated with apparent weakness, to be brought low in the eyes of the world, to be accursed in their eyes, but blessed in God’s.

Sangre do Cristo Seminary Studen, Mason Rawls, preaches from Song of Solomon on the love of God.

In this second week of our presbyterian polity class we look at Thomas Witherow's six principles of apostolic church polity.

The wicked will face destruction. Theological impatience turns that truth into a formula that cheapens the law and undercuts the gospel of grace.