Confessing Our Hope: The Podcast of Greenville Presbyterian Theological Seminary
Summary: The purpose of Confessing Our Hope is to examine every theological issue, controversy, book, article and other matters in the light of the Scriptures.
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Podcasts:
In this edition, we deal with listener questions concerning: commerce, the church, justification, salvation, the Pledge of Allegiance, patriotism, parachurch ministries, money management, revival, believing all things, and covenant theology.
Isaac Overton of Geelong, Australia and J. Logan Shelton of Jacksonville, Alabama share about their experience as new students at Greenville Seminary.
In this special "field edition" of Confessing Our Hope, listen to Greenville Seminary graduate Michael Spangler (MDiv '17) present his work on Theodore Beza's Latin poetry, as well as its usefulness for personal worship, at Liberty University's Reformation 500 Conference.
In this special "field edition" of Confessing Our Hope, listen to Dr. Pipa defend and advance the biblical basis for and use of creeds and confessions at Liberty University's Reformation 500 Conference. Includes both Dr. Pipa's delivery of his paper as well as a brief Q and A Session with conference attendees.
In this edition, we deal with the following topics: prophecy in the Apostolic Age, the priesthood of all believers, so-called common grace, Sabbath, Christian hope, friendship, ecumenicity, Trinitarian worship, the mark of the Beast, the reliability of Scripture, Antichrist, confessional subscription, and textual bases of the Bible.
In this edition of the podcast, author and pastor Rev. Dr. Brian Cosby discusses with us his latest book, earlier publications, upcoming projects, and his work as Editorial Director for the Gospel Reformation Network. Dr. Cosby is the Senior Pastor of Wayside PCA in Chattanooga, TN, and a visiting professor in Church History at RTS-Atlanta.
In this edition of the podcast, Rev. Robert McCurley discusses the 2017 General Assembly of the Free Church of Scotland (Continuing), held May 22-25, 2017.
In this edition, we deal with the following topics: corporate prayer, heresy, divorce, remarriage, communion, the Lord's Name, drunkenness, the parousia, headcoverings, devotions, corporate worship, works of necessity, the rights and duties of church members, and Calvin's prospects for ordination in the PCA.
In this edition of the podcast, Rev. Dr. Kevin Backus discusses the 81st General Synod of the Bible Presbyterian Church (BPC), held August 3-7, 2017.
In this edition, we deal with the following topics: the Lord's Supper, congregation sizes, liturgy in family worship, flags in the worship space, benedictions, presbytery-level relationships, Election and Lordship, prayer meetings, and faith.
In this edition of the podcast, Rev. Kyle Borg discusses the 186th Synod of the Reformed Presbyterian Church of North America (RPCNA), held June 28-30, 2017.
In this edition, we deal with the following topics: liturgical dance, performance of sacred music, sacraments, covenant children, good works, definite atonement, spiritual gifts, and John Knox.
In this edition of the podcast, Rev. Brad Peppo discusses the 84th General Assembly of the Orthodox Presbyterian Church (OPC), held May 29 - June 6, 2017.
In this edition of the podcast we talk with GTPS graduate Berti Kona, currently serving as a PCA church planter in Albania.
In this edition of the podcast, Dr. Ben Shaw discusses the 45th General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church in America (PCA), held June 12-15, 2017.
