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How does pastoral ministry intersect with biblical theology? Starting from a testimony from "The Return of the King," Jim Hamilton clarifies what biblical theology is and is not. Further, Hamilton looks at 1-2 Peter and Jude to exemplify what biblical theology is and how the undershepherd should understand it.
The reality is that there is no place to hide given that we're in a time of tremendous change. People don't think like we've previously expected to think, even moral instinct has changed. In this breakout session, Al Mohler discusses how the culture has changed by reviewing hallmark dates and events—even within the same generation.
David Platt speaks to the need for local churches to be at the center of global missions. How can local churches and missions entities partner together? Why should local churches be at the center of global missions in reaching the nations? In this breakout session, David prays for every listener to to pray however God wants them to, to give however much God wants them to, and to go wherever God wants them to at any cost.
"shepherd the flock of God that is among you, exercising oversight, not under compulsion, but willingly, as God would have you; not for shameful gain, but eagerly." (1 Peter 5:2) Pastoral ministry not only involves the faithful proclamation of the gospel but it also calls for pleasing God in the privacy of the pastor's heart. In this breakout session, C.J. Mahaney looks at 1 Peter 5 to help encourage pastors in their joy in ministry.
Martin Luther believed that congregational singing was absolutely critical to every part of what The Reformation was about. Why would Luther not let a man to preach or teach if he did not know the power of sacred music? Why is singing not only a command but a joy and a privilege? And what does this mean for the local church? Join Keith Getty as he discusses these issues and others.
Join Matt Chandler as he reviews the losses his church has taken for the sake of church planting and how those losses are actually joyous gains. Why should the end of evangelism or missions be the establishing of a healthy bastion of gospel light or, in other words, a church? In this breakout session, Matt Chandler discusses the work the Lord is doing through brothers his church has raised up and the beauty of seeing the gospel go forth.
How might we think through the history of race, reformed theology, and the Reformation? Given the sins of the past and the present, how might the body of Christ unite to represent the unity of God and the power of the gospel. Join Ligon Duncan and Jemar Tisby as they trace race theory, theological thought, and Christian practice and malpractice throughout history and the Scripture.
In this panel discussion, Phillip Jensen (author of the gospel tract, "Two Ways to Live") and Mark Dever discuss the Reformation, the Catholic church, and other theological issues. Jensen contends that, "to say that the pope is the vicar of Christ is blasphemy; it's a terrible error. The Holy Spirit is the vicar of Christ." Why are the Catholic claims of the Pope blasphemy against the Father, the Son, and the Spirit?
H.B. Charles joins Mark Dever and Thabiti Anyabwile to discuss Thabiti's latest book, "Reviving the Black Church." What might the larger body of Christ glean from the strengths of the black church? What might we think about monochromatic churches given what Revelation depicts about God's kingdom? As pastor H.B. says, "biblical discipleship is committed to reaching all the nations."
In this panel, the four founders of T4G gather as they did in 2006 to review the day, laugh, and dive into various theological issues. Having just viewed God's grace to T4G over the past 10 years in this video, Ligon Duncan, Albert Mohler, CJ Mahaney, and Mark Dever review God's past faithfulness as they trust God for future grace. May we stand faithful and together in the gospel until our Lord's return.
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