Podcasts about pear orchard presbyterian church

In this episode of the Be Loved, Be Bold podcast, Mary Patton hosts her friend and mentor Newell Simrall. A current member at Mary Patton's home church Pear Orchard Presbyterian Church, Mr. Simrall grew up on a small farm North of Vicksburg and moved to Jackson, MS after marrying his wife Sweyn in 1986. Having taught a number of Sunday school classes at Pear Orchard, Mr. Simrall is a great resource for students in learning more about the Bible and how to read it. In this podcast episode, he reminds students the value of the Bible being God's "inspired, inherent, infallible, perfect, holy" Word, and shares that boldness originates in knowing Jesus Christ better through it. We hope you enjoy this episode, "Newell Simrall: How to Read the Bible."

To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/581/29 On this Podcast Wednesday, Jonathan and James welcome Caleb Cangelosi to Theology on the Go. He's the senior pastor of Pear Orchard Presbyterian Church in Ridgeland, MS and the director and curator of Log College Press, an online archive of mostly 18th and 19th century documents of American Presbyterian writings.Log College Press is a free resource offering thousands of PDFs written by more than seventeen hundred authors from all flavors of American Presbyterianism. Caleb gives us insights on what prompted him to launch the project, on how he tracks down original works, and offers a sampling of the documents that are available at Log College Press. The growing popularity of the site gave birth to theDead Presbyterians Society!Tune in to discover the Society's many benefits, and to learn how you can join.

Jonathan and James welcome Caleb Cangelosi. He's the senior pastor of Pear Orchard Presbyterian Church in Ridgeland, MS, and the director and curator of Log College Press, an online archive of mostly 18th and 19th century documents of American Presbyterian writings. Log College Press is a free resource offering thousands of PDFs written by more than seventeen hundred authors from all flavors of American Presbyterianism. Caleb gives us insights on what prompted him to launch the project, on how he tracks down original works, and offers a sampling of the documents that are available at Log College Press.  The growing popularity of the site gave birth to the Dead Presbyterians Society! Tune in to discover the Society's many benefits, and to learn how you can join.  We are pleased to offer our listeners the opportunity to win a free copy of Presbyterianism: Its History, Doctrine, Government and Worship. Register now!


Synopsis: Suffering comes in all different types. Suffering affects us all differently. Suffering is something we all will or have faced in some part of our lives. The questions around suffering challenges our faith and even question our belief in our creator. We all know the story of Job. He loses his health, wealth, and family, yet he is still faithful to God. We all have our own personal stories of suffering. In this discussion, Step Morgan lays out what suffering looks like amid faith. Tune in as Brandon and Step discuss the practical meaning of faith through suffering. Meet the Guest: The native Mississippian, Step Morgan spent 20 years as a manager, consultant, and corporate trainer in the field of customer service before enrolling as a Master of Divinity student at RTS. Prior to enrollment he served as a Ruling Elder and is presently a candidate for ministry in the Presbyterian Church in America (PCA). Step and his wife, Jessica, have five children. They are members of Pear Orchard Presbyterian Church. Works Cited: Cover Art: Brandon Queen | Bible Translations – English Standard Version (unless stated/noted in the interview) | Quotes: authentic from the host and guest (unless stated/noted during the podcast). Music: © Adobe Stock (Revered One). --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/elderqueen/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/elderqueen/support

Last sermon at Pear Orchard Presbyterian Church

The following audio is a recording for the Adult Sunday School class at Pear Orchard Presbyterian Church. What does a 17th Century man have to tell us 21st Century people about the Christian life? Isn't he outdated? Thomas Goodwin was a Puritan pastor, preacher, and professor. He had a phenomenal influence on the people in his time and throughout the 350 years since. His most known work The Heart of Christ is arguably one of the most Christ-centered works from a very Christ-Centered movement. What do Goodwin and his writings tell us about the Christian life?

To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/581/29 On today's Theology on the Go podcast, a socially-distanced Caleb Cangelosi joins Jonathan and James via Zoom. Caleb is the senior pastor at Pear Orchard Presbyterian Church in Ridgeland, MS, and the founder of Log College Pressthe topic of our conversation today. Log College Press is a publishing company and free online library that seeks to collect and reprint historic Christian texts, especially from 18th and 19th century American Presbyterian writers. With approximately 6000 works by over 900 authors in its free PDF library, Caleb enthusiastically shares with us the broad appeal the resources offer to all.

Historical Collections of the Past  A socially-distanced Caleb Cangelosi joins Jonathan and James via Zoom. Caleb is the senior pastor at Pear Orchard Presbyterian Church in Ridgeland, MS, and the founder of Log College Press—the topic of our conversation today. Log College Press is a publishing company and free online library that seeks to collect and reprint historic Christian texts, especially from 18th and 19th century American Presbyterian writers. With approximately 6000 works by over 900 authors in its free PDF library, Caleb enthusiastically shares with us the broad appeal the resources offer to all.  Show Notes  ·  Explore the Resources of Log College Press ·  A Forty-Three Year Pastorate in a Country Church by C.W. Grafton ·  Various devotional writings by William Swan Plumer ·  Discourses of Redemption by Stuart Robinson ·  Aging in Grace: Letters to Those in the Autumn of Life by Archibald Alexander

The following sermon was preached to the congregation of Pear Orchard Presbyterian Church during the morning worship service on May 26, 2019.

The following sermon was delivered to the congregation of Pear Orchard Presbyterian Church in Ridgeland, Mississippi for the Good Friday Service on April 19, 2019.

Pastor Caleb Cangelosi (Associate Pastor, Pear Orchard Presbyterian Church, PCA in Richland, MS) joined us in the studio to talk about The Log College Press (https://logcollegepress.com). Pastor Cangelosi is the founder/owner of The Log College Press, a collaborative retrieval effort focused on the publication of 18th and 19th Century American Presbyterian works.

In today’s episode, we will listen as Pastor Carl Kalbercamp leads our Middle School Dad’s Forum on the topic of Work Life Balance. Pastor Carl is the Senior Pastor of Pear Orchard Presbyterian Church, the founding church of Christ Covenant School.