Best Pastor Gregg Matte Podcasts (2024)

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The American Church in Crisis | Russell Moore 42:33

7h ago42:33

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Russell Moore, Editor-in-Chief of Christianity Today, joins the podcast to talk about his journey of faith, major influences on his faith, and current reflections on the state of American Evangelicalism. Why is fiction so profoundly impactful on his thinking? Why is the American church prone to cultural nominalism and pragmatism? What does the Amer…

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Surprise Storms: Hurricane Beryl

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Following the hurricane and violence that took place last week, Pastor Gregg shared an encouraging word from Acts 27. He reminded us that, when battered by the storms, we are to cling to the Lord.By Gregg Matte

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Becoming a Pastor Theologian | Ryan Fields 48:59

5d ago48:59

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Ryan Fields, senior pastor of Faith Evangelical Free Church, joins the podcast to tell his story of coming to faith and his journey of education and ministry.By The Center for Pastor Theologians

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On Mission: Brian McCormack

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Brian McCormack, Executive Director of Breakaway Ministries, Texas A&M University, preached from Luke and Acts. In his sermon entitled "Lest We Forget: 3 Things to Remember About the Plan", Brian shared a message about how the church can be "on mission" daily.By Brian McCormack

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Rock-bound Pulpits | Matt O'Reilly 57:41

12d ago57:41

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Matt O'Reilly joins the podcast to discuss and share the presentation he gave at the Reconstructing Methodism conference earlier this spring, explaining why the new Global Methodist church needs to be firmly planted on strong theological rock, with pastor theologians doing the necessary hard building work. In his presentation he focuses on why the …

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Unity in a Divisive Age 47:00

19d ago47:00

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Richard Lints joins the podcast to discuss his recent book Uncommon Unity: Wisdom for the Church in an Age of Division (Lexham 2022). Pressing into the given difference that exists, he argues for a deeper unity funded by the inclusion narrative of the gospel. Lints calls for a renewed unity that doesn't march according to the orders of the cultural…

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On Mission: Paul Chitwood

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Paul Chitwood, President of the International Mission Board, preached from Romans about "The World's Greatest Problem" and why we, as Christians, are called to work together to present the solution of Jesus Christ.By Paul Chitwood

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Four Tie-s to being a Great Dad – Father's Day

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This week, Pastor Gregg preached a special message for Father's Day where he reminded us that we are all children of the Heavenly Father, and His love for us is infinite.By Gregg Matte

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The Holy Spirit and the Church | Gregg Allison 48:11

26d ago48:11

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Gregg Allison joins the podcast to talk about his journey of faith and ministry and his theological work on the Holy Spirit. He discusses common misperceptions about the Holy Spirit, encouraging believers to think about the Spirit as the greatest gift God gives to his children. In what ways do we make the Spirit the potentiator of our own works? Ho…

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Tim Keller as Public Theologian | Collin Hansen 49:25

1M ago49:25

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Collin Hansen joins the podcast to discuss Tim Keller's legacy as a public theologian and his work in New York City to both a modern and orthodox Christian, engaging the world and seeking the good of the city. We address such questions as the influences on Tim Keller's vision for public engagement, his drawing together of diverse traditions, and wh…

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Part 6 – A Faith Led Life

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In this week's sermon, we concluded our study of Titus, focusing on the importance of living a faith led life of devotion to the Lord and difference making in the lives of others.By Gregg Matte

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Babylon, Politics, and the Church | Preston Sprinkle 48:43

1M ago48:43

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Preston Sprinkle joins the podcast to talk about his recent book Exiles: The Church in the Shadow of Empire, to discuss a biblical theology of Christian engagement with politics, and to preview his upcoming contribution to the CPT conference. Why is it so easy to mingle ecclesiology and politics? Why is this a matter for Christian discipleship? Wha…

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46 Verses – Part 5

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By Jason Swiggart

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Becoming a Pastor Theologian | Chris Bruno 49:43

2M ago49:43

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Chris Bruno joins the podcast to share his story of becoming a pastor theologian. He talks about his journey of faith the path the Lord led him on to pursue higher education, as well as sharing about the current work he is doing to train pastors on the Hawaiian Islands through Training Leaders International and Oahu Theological Seminary.…

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Memorial Day 2024 – Reasons for Remembrance

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This week, we showed reverence for Memorial Day, and our study took us into Joshua and the Memorial Stones.By Gregg Matte

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Engaging the World as Pilgrims | Gayle Doornbos 50:46

2M ago50:46

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Gayle Doornbos joins the podcast to talk about her journey of faith and education and current ministry at Dordt University. Gayle brings us into conversation with Herman Bavinck and the importance of his work as a theologian who sits patiently with Scripture and the tradition as he works to apply theology to his own day, helping us learn what it me…

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46 Verses – Part 4

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In this study of Titus, Pastor Gregg reminds us, in the midst of the challenges our city has faced due to recent storms, that the world's generator is nothing compared to the power of eternity's God.By Gregg Matte

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Christology and the Jesus of Evangelicalism | Dan Treier 49:08

2M ago49:08

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Dr. Dan Treier, Gunther H. Knoedler Professor of Theology at Wheaton College, joins the podcast to discuss his recent book on Christology, Lord Jesus Christ. In this conversation, we dig into questions of methodology, pastoral theology, and the strengths and weaknesses of evangelical understandings of Jesus. What does faith seeking understanding me…

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46 Verses – Part 3 – Mother's Day

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In this week's study of Titus, we took a close look at the characteristics of the family of God - the church.By Gregg Matte

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You Shall Not Take His Name in Vain | Josh Stone 37:09

2M ago37:09

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"In order to understand the third commandment, we have to understand how it relates to the greatest commandment." Josh Stone shares a sermon he recently preached on Exodus 20:7: "You shall not take the name of the LORD your God in vain, for the LORD will not hold him guiltless who takes his name in vain." He unpacks what it means to take his name i…

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46 Verses – Part 2

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In this week's sermon, we continued in Titus, studyinghow to spot and address false teaching.By Gregg Matte

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Kingdom Politics 2024 24:03

2M ago24:03

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Why are is the CPT hosting a conference on Kingdom Politics this September? Joel Lawrence and Zach Wagner preview the 2024 CPT conference, explaining why creating space for intentional conversations about the church and politics fits within the mission of the CPT to equip pastors to be theologians for today's complex world. What will the conference…

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Becoming a Pastor Theologian | Josh Stone 36:57

2M ago36:57

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Josh Stone joins the podcast to tell his story of becoming a pastor theologian. He discusses the influence of significant medical diagnoses in his family, his journey of education, his studies in gender, and what it means to be a pastor theologian. Some of the questions we discuss are how does a PhD help serve the pastorate? What are unique challen…

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Order Out of Chaos | Charles Anderson 44:51

3M ago44:51

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The text of Genesis 1 helps us understand who God is, who we are, and what our purpose in the world is. In this sermon, Charles Anderson explains the structure and purpose of Genesis 1 to help us understand how God is purposefully at work in creation and in our lives, even the midst of seeming chaos.…

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The Ultimate Finish Line – Part 4

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Pastor Gregg concludes The Ultimate Finish Line series as he encourages us to keep walking with God...be a finisher!By Gregg Matte

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Navigating Relationships

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Pastor Gregg shares a message from 2 Timothy 4:9-13 as he encourages us to make the most of our time and to make people a priority.By Gregg Matte

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A Race Worth Running | Walter Kim 36:47

3M ago36:47

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Walter Kim, president of the National Association of Evangelicals (NAE), joins the podcast to discuss the mission of the church in the present political climate. Along the way, he shares about his journey of faith and call to ministry, the work of the NAE, and how Deuteronomy can inform a holistic vision for church discipleship and engagement with …

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Know the Theologians | David & Jennifer McNutt 41:10

3M ago41:10

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David and Jennifer McNutt join the podcast to discuss their recent book Know the Theologians, an introduction for the church to theologians who have had a significant impact in the history of the church. In our conversation we cover such questions as: Who were these theologians? Why do they matter in church history and for the present? How big is t…

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What Is a Doctor of Ecclesial Theology? 46:59

3M ago46:59

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Paul Morrison and Cory Wilson join the podcast to talk about ecclesial theology and an exciting new degree program at Emmaus Theological Seminary. In partnership with the CPT, Emmaus is launching a ThD in Ecclesial Theology which will provide pastors and church leaders with academically rigorous training informed by an understanding of theology in …

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Easter 2024

4M ago

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Pastor Gregg delivers a special message on Easter Weekend 2024.By Gregg Matte

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Broken For You 2024

4M ago

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By Rhys Stenner

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The Ultimate Finish Line – Part 2

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Pastor Gregg delivers a message from 2 Timothy 4:6-8 and reminds us to keep the faith through perseverance and perspective.By Gregg Matte

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Understanding the Post-Christian West | Andrew Wilson 39:28

4M ago39:28

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Andrew Wilson, pastor at King's Church, London, joins the podcast to discuss his recent book Remaking the World: How 1776 Created the Post-Christian West. In this book, Wilson argues that 1776 is a pivotal year for the WEIRDER (contemporary Western) world. But this is something which we often forget, and that forgetfulness has consequences. Join to…