Dr. Lane G. Tipton presented the profound Christological insights of the book of Hebrews. Dr. Tipton will guide us through the scriptural foundations and doctrinal significance of Christ’s immutability, revealing how this aspect of the Son provides unwavering assurance to believers.
Joe Cristman, Neil Quinn, Chris Hartshorn, and Eric Watkins will join Camden Bucey for a livestream recording of Christ the Center. The conversation will focus on the theological foundations and practical implications of church planting, with particular attention to how the ordinary means of grace—Word, sacrament, and prayer—play a vital role in the life of […]
Join us for a laid-back evening at Union Jack’s Olde Glory Pub in Glenside, PA—a favorite spot from our Westminster Seminary days. Come reconnect, share stories, and enjoy good food and drink with friends, both old and new. Whether you're a long-time listener, supporter, or just curious about Reformed theology, we'd love to see you […]
Join us for our annual pre-conference event on Friday, September 27, 2024, from 6–9pm. It will be held at The Vine, 101 Center St. Grayslake, IL 60030. Appetizers will be provided and guests are welcome to order drinks or dinner on their own tab. Tickets are limited.
Join us at Hope OPC in Grayslake, Illinois for our annual theology conference. Our theme this year is “Ordinary Means, Extraordinary Ends: Word, Sacrament and the Great Commission.”
Carlton Wynne will speak at the Banner of Truth West Coast Ministers’ Conference in Fulton, CA. The conference theme will be, “What is Man? Responding to Contemporary Challenges.”
Ryan Noha will exhibit at Mid-America Reformed Seminary’s Center for Missions and Evangelism National Conference in Lansing, IL. The conference theme will be, “Neighbors and Nations: Spreading the Gospel Far and Near.”
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