First Presbyterian Church Podcast: Recent Episodes
Josh Rodriguez
First Presbyterian Church exists to know Christ, to make Him knownand to exhibit His love through worship, education and service.
This winter, our focus will be six “turning points” at which Christians saw God at work in history. In this limited podcast series, we will recall events that brought us to today from the church’s dispersion beyond Judea, its crafting of creeds, to its transformation from minority movement to state-sanctioned religion. We will explore these moments in church history and reflect on how these events shape the church today. In episode six Stuart and Josh sit down with Nick Bergin to discuss schisms throughout the history of the church.
This winter, our focus will be six “turning points” at which Christians saw God at work in history. In this limited podcast series, we will recall events that brought us to today from the church’s dispersion beyond Judea, its crafting of creeds, to its transformation from minority movement to state-sanctioned religion. We will explore these moments in church history and reflect on how these events shape the church today. In episode four Stuart and Josh discuss the impact of monasticism on the church.
This winter, our focus will be six “turning points” at which Christians saw God at work in history. In this limited podcast series, we will recall events that brought us to today from the church’s dispersion beyond Judea, its crafting of creeds, to its transformation from minority movement to state-sanctioned religion. We will explore these moments in church history and reflect on how these events shape the church today. In the third episode Josh sat down with Stuart and long time FPC member, Wes Ramsay.
This winter, our focus will be six “turning points” at which Christians saw God at work in history. In this limited podcast series, we will recall events that brought us to today from the church’s dispersion beyond Judea, its crafting of creeds, to its transformation from minority movement to state-sanctioned religion. We will explore these moments in church history and reflect on how these events shape the church today. In the second episode Josh sat down with Sarah and Jon Cahill, PhD in Theological Ethics, to have a conversation about the Council of Nicaea.
This winter, our focus will be six “turning points” at which Christians saw God at work in history. In this limited podcast series, we will recall events that brought us to today from the church’s dispersion beyond Judea, its crafting of creeds, to its transformation from minority movement to state-sanctioned religion. We will explore these moments in church history and reflect on how these events shape the church today. In this first episode Josh sat down with Stuart and Gary Alloway, pastor of Redemption Church in Bristol Pennsylvania to start the conversation.
Liftoff is a limited podcast series that seeks to support families preparing for another year of life together. Each episode will discuss a particular area of life to which many families give a large amount of time and energy. In this episode, Josh sat down with Head of School, Hart Roper, and Head Pastor, Ryan Moore, to discuss faith and family.
Liftoff: Faithfully Navigating Another Year of Life as a Family is a limited podcast series that seeks to provide support for families who are preparing for another year of life together. Each episode will name and discuss a particular area of life that many families give a large amount of time and energy to: faith, marriage, emotional health, sports, and vocation. Each episode will feature a member of our community who has something unique to add to the conversation. This week, we have Head of School at Oak Hill, Hart Roper, and Head Pastor at First Presbyterian Church, Ryan Moore, discussing the topic of faith as a family.