I’m dedicated to serving Christ, committed as a husband, father, and deacon within the Orthodox Presbyterian Church. Here, you’ll find a collection of my theological writings and links to podcasts where I’ve shared my insights. While primarily organized for my own reference, I aim for these resources to be beneficial to others too.
…for building up the body of Christ, until we all attain to the unity of the faith…
I created a website to gather quotes from my reading a while ago. I’ve been sharing quotes on social media for years, but I wanted to store them in a more permanent place. I hope they bring you some encouragement.
I was invited on Presbycast for an episode called Stress, Slopes, History, and Growth—What’s Shaking in the Churches w/DG Hart & Friends. I discussed the growth in the OPC Presbytery of the South over the last several years. You can listen here.
At the 2023 Presbytery Diaconal Summit hosted by the OPC Committee on Diaconal ministries, I spoke on how Presbytery Diaconal Committees can promote and encoruage diaconal work within their presbyteries. My talk was later released on the Reformed Deacon podcast. You can listen here.
On the OPC Committee on Diaconal Ministries podcast, I interviewed Dr. Jim Newheiser, professor at Reformed Theological Seminary in Charlotte, NC, about his book “Money, Debt and Finances: Critical Questions and Answers.” You can listen here.
On the OPC Committee on Diaconal Ministries podcast, I hosted a panel discussion called “Real World Cases: Walking Alongside People in the Church”. You can listen here.
The Moritifaction of Spin podcast invited me and my friend David Nakhla to discuss diaconal ministry in the OPC. You can listen here.
On the OPC Committee on Diaconal Ministries podcast, I hosted a panel discussion called “Real World Cases: Be Proactive”. You can listen here.
On the OPC Committee on Diaconal Ministries podcast, I interviewed my friend Rev. Dr. C. N. Willborn about books a deacon should have in his library. You can listen here.
On the OPC Committee on Diaconal Ministries podcast, I hosted a panel discussion called “Real World Cases: Walk-ins”. You can listen here.
My friend Matthew Ezzell and I taught a Sunday school class on American Presbyterian History at Shiloh Presbyterian Church. Here was the overview we wrote for the course: This class provides an understanding of the historical foundations of modern presbyterianism in America. We cover the breadth of the streams contributing to the presbyterian churches and denominations of our country. In the course, we learn about the controversies and conflicts and also spread of the gospel and the propagation churches throughout the United States....