Kevin DeYoung, senior pastor and theologian, discusses the challenges and strategies of the church in connecting with the younger generation. Topics include evolving evangelism tactics, cultural shifts, rebuilding trust with youth, and the importance of authenticity in ministry.

In this panel discussion, theologians and authors Carl Trueman, Kevin DeYoung, James Dolezal, and Matthew Barrett discuss the importance of classical theology for the local church. They explore topics such as the challenges of engaging with different beliefs, the impact of Protestantism on the modern mind, and incorporating spiritual practices in worship services. They emphasize the significance of classical theology in shaping doctrine, spirituality, and our understanding of the human person.

One of Christianity Today’s “100 Most Influential Books of the 20th Century”, J. Gresham Machen’s earnest case for true, biblical faith and communion in Jesus Christ has been read around the world for 100 years. Originally published in 1923, this new edition features a brand-new foreword by Kevin DeYoung and is issued with the hope and prayer that the next century will be celebrated as one of reformation and renewal for Christ’s church throughout the world.

Kevin DeYoung discusses God's design for gender, emphasizing gender distinctions, complementarity, and biblical complementarianism. He explores the roles of man and woman, their significance in marriage, and the impact of gender on relationships and society.

Kevin DeYoung, a teaching expert on the book of Exodus, discusses the significance of God's provision and Jesus as the bread of life. He also explores the importance of reaching Mount Sinai, the manifestation of God's presence, and the gracious act of giving the Ten Commandments. Additionally, he highlights the connection between the tabernacle and the larger biblical narrative and offers direction and encouragement for teaching through Exodus.

In this episode, Kevin DeYoung, author and theologian, discusses his transition to a new ministry role and his excitement about partnering with Reform Theological Seminary. The speakers also explore teaching from the book of Exodus and its significance in connecting stories to Christ. They delve into the ethical implications of the midwives' lies and the importance of serving and worshiping Yahweh. The episode concludes with reflections on the turning point of Exodus and the importance of making God known.

Kevin DeYoung, author and theologian, discusses Christian nationalism, its origins, perception, and challenges in defining it. They explore the changing landscape of Christianity in America, the role of Christian magistrates, and the importance of conserving the system created by the American founders.

Kevin DeYoung, senior pastor and systematic theology professor, dives into the significance of engaging with theology. He discusses the practical implications of doctrines like the extra Calvinisticum and Christ's impeccability in everyday life. Using marriage as a metaphor, he emphasizes nurturing our relationship with God through theological understanding. The conversation also tackles complex doctrines such as the Trinity and humanity's identity, advocating for clarity and compassion in navigating theological discussions.

Kevin DeYoung, author of 'The (Not-So-Secret) Secret to Reaching the Next Generation,' discusses the challenges pastors face in engaging the younger demographic. Topics include maintaining core beliefs, balancing contextualization with timeless truths, conveying authentic passion and personal holiness in ministry, integrating doctrine and theology in preaching, and presenting reformed content for younger audiences.

Kevin DeYoung, senior pastor and professor, talks about the guilt of failing at quiet time and the importance of daily devotions. He highlights the misconceptions surrounding this practice and emphasizes the value of content and purpose in prayer. He also discusses the parallel between investing time and effort in marriage and one's relationship with God, offering encouragement to those struggling with guilt in their spiritual practices.