
Pastor George Sayour talks Christ, Culture, Family, Christian Living, and Public & Political Theology
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 112 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Religion & Spirituality | |||

Reading and commentary on an article regarding who worship is primarily for and how that relates to the covenant community and evangelism.The Article can be read here:pcapolity.com/2026/10/21/evangelism-the-worshipping-community/
You've heard there is a Wall of Separation between Church and State. Is it true? In what sense? Pastor George goes through the necessary Categories related to the Church State Conversation that so many don't know, can't keep straight, or mix up.
6 Reasons I don't subscribe to Post-Millennial eschatology, why I am also against Pessimistic Amillennial Eschatology, and why I identify as an Optimistic Amillennial.
With all the confusion over the term, and bad actors muddying the waters, Pastor George explains why he's not a Christian Nationalist while at the same time defending many of them.
Here's the referenced article, summarizing my view back in January:h... more
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Wonderful insights from the men in the PCA.
This podcast gives a voice and resource to an underserved population in the church - the Ruling Elder. They don’t get or need the public notoriety that some Teaching Elders have, but they make up the majority of Elders and therefore can wield the greatest sway in the direction of a denomination.
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Conversation focuses on Christian theology in public life, church polity, and cultural issues within the PCA ecosystem. Episodes frequently explore Christian nationalism, church-state relationships, governance reform, and leadership dynamics in Presbyterian contexts, often featuring authors, pastors, and ministry leaders who shape denominational strategy and policy. Notable throughlines include analysis of PCA reports, governance reforms, and the role of media networks in church life, with regular sponsorships from theological education programs. The show's strength lies in insider perspectives on denomination-wide debates, practical application for pastors and lay leaders, and a willingness to critique governance processes while advocating... more
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