Adam Parker

In a thought-provoking dialogue, youth pastor Adam Parker shares insights on why atheists frequently debate a God they claim doesn’t exist. He and Andrew Rappaport explore the paradox of atheists focusing on critiquing Christianity rather than articulating their own beliefs. The conversation delves into deeper psychological motivations, including struggles with former faith and the desire to challenge past convictions. They discuss the complexities of morality, sincerity in dialogue, and the nature of belief, shedding light on an engaging intersection of faith and skepticism.

In this discussion, Adam Parker, a PCA pastor from the Pacific Northwest, delves into the pivotal role of assistant pastors in church governance. He contrasts their responsibilities with associate pastors and reviews the historical context behind their emergence in the 1970s. Parker highlights the ongoing debates about their relevance today and suggests reforms for their roles to better meet contemporary needs. The conversation wraps up with a lighthearted 'lightning round,' where personal anecdotes add a fun twist to the serious topics discussed.