Alistair Begg

Alistair Begg, a renowned expository preacher and recently retired senior pastor of Parkside Church, joins Brian Brodersen for an engaging conversation. They tackle the importance of long-term faithfulness in ministry, the challenges of burnout, and the necessity of extending the gospel’s free offer. Alistair candidly addresses recent controversies, shares uplifting stories from Scotland, and discusses the viral impact of his 'Man on the Middle Cross' sermon. This dialogue provides valuable insights for anyone navigating their faith journey.

Exploring the controversy of attending a same-sex wedding from a religious perspective, emphasizing deep contemplation and balancing personal beliefs with relationships. Discussing the importance of maintaining true beliefs amid external pressures and highlighting the traditional view of marriage. Navigating challenging conversations with clarity, love, and respect for differing opinions within the evangelical community.

Alistair Begg, a seasoned pastor at Parkside Church, is joined by Benjamin Quinn, Associate Professor of Theology. They delve into the vital role of cultural awareness in preaching, sharing insights on how to connect scripture with contemporary culture. The discussion emphasizes the importance of diverse reading for personal and sermon development. Begg also reflects on his pastoral journey, addressing modern ministry challenges while remaining grounded in biblical truths. Their conversation highlights that effective preaching must navigate today's cultural landscape.

Christian wisdom speaker Alistair Begg joins the podcast to discuss the importance of not ignoring missteps in Christian wisdom. Topics discussed include abortion bans, the manipulation of emotions by the left, and a Grammys fashion review.

Controversial Pastor Alistair Begg discusses his advice on attending gay weddings, provoking backlash. The podcast delves into different Christian perspectives on the issue, challenges Begg's comparison to the story of the prodigal son, and explores the appropriate Christian response to teachers who get it wrong.