
Seeking to highlight, support, and encourage pastoral and confessional accountability in the PCA by raising awareness of the beauty of the Reformed Faith and the teaching of the Scripture as summarized in the Westminster Standards. The official podcast of Jude 3 & the PCA.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 131 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Religion & Spirituality | |||

TEs Joshua Walker, George Sayour, and Adam Parker weigh in on the usefulness and other ways to discourage ministerial burnout and promote longevity and productivity.
TE Chas. Stover calls brothers to live and minister with integrity rather than equivocation and effeminacy. His article highlights the progress the PCA has made toward purity over the last five years. cstover.substack.com/p/equivocation-is-un... more
TEs Matt Adams and Job Dalomba discuss what it means to be truly Reformed and Presbyterian rather than merely calvinistic. mdadams.substack.com/p/being-truly-presbyterian-and-reformed
TE Guy Waters discusses the biblical principles undergirding the ordination in the Presbyterian Church. gospelreformation.net/what-is-biblical-ordination/Nothing on this program should be construed as commentary on any matter pending or impen... more
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The discussion across recent episodes centers on Presbyterian Church in America governance, theology, and ministry practice, with frequent focus on ordination, church polity, and doctrinal integrity rooted in confessional standards. Conversations often feature pastors and elders debating biblical authority, changes in church structure, and practical implications for worship, ministry leadership, and church planting. Noteworthy are the robust debates on women's ordination, church governance reforms, and how historical PCA principles interact with contemporary culture, making it a compelling listen for clergy, church planters, and denomination-watchers who want sharp, principled discourse grounded in Reformed theology. Potential listeners sho... more
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2. Job Dalomba
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4. Wilson Van Hooser
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