TGC Podcast

Jen Wilkin, Speaker at TGC23, discusses the impact of individualism on family values, promoting biblical identity, love, and safety. Topics include delayed gratification, communal focus, setting expectations, open dialogue, teaching wisdom, scripture, and family bonds through shared affection.

In their conversation at TGC23, Collin Hansen, Michael Graham, and Christopher Watkin discuss Tim Keller’s vision for cultural engagement and its future application. Reflecting on Hansen's book, Timothy Keller: His Spiritual and Intellectual Formation, the panel talks about the people and the events that formed Keller’s spiritual life and ministry priorities.

In this breakout session at TGC23, Rebecca McLaughlin explores what we can learn about Jesus if we pay attention to both the male and female witnesses the Gospels offer us within their narratives—from the beginning of Jesus’s life on earth to the end, and beyond.

Pastors and TGC Council members Afshin Ziafat, Miguel Núñez, and George Robertson discuss the critical role of in-person church gatherings, particularly in the aftermath of the pandemic, emphasizing the need for Christians to reengage their local congregations. They explore the dual nature of live-streaming services, recognizing their utility in maintaining connections yet cautioning against their limitations in fostering deep relationships. Ziafat, Nunez, and Robertson also consider the responsibility of church members to their congregations and the blessing and benefit of belonging to a local community of believers.Watch this discussion on YouTube.

Discussion on signs of pastoral burnout, importance of accountability and healing from spiritual abuse. Emphasis on creating safe environments for leaders to share concerns. Highlight on positive church culture promoting joy and using unique talents for serving others.

Exploring the complexities of Christian nationalism and patriotism, distinguishing between the two. Discussing the impact of the 30 Years War on religious freedom. Highlighting strategies for Christian engagement in pluralistic societies and ethical advocacy in public issues. Delving into biblical guidance on faith and politics, emphasizing the importance of faithfulness and active participation.

"Let's give ourselves to extraordinary prayer, knowing that no matter what the wilderness of this world may bring our way, our God is with us." – David PlattIn his keynote message at TGC's 2023 conference, David Platt teaches on Exodus 40 and emphasizes the importance of extraordinary prayer in our lives and families, churches, and ministries. Platt reminds us that the Book of Exodus is filled with evidence of God's desire to dwell among his people, so may we pray for the fullness of God's presence among us, acknowledging that God's glory will fill the earth as all nations sing of his grace.Today’s episode features a keynote message from TGC’s 2023 conference. To access more TGC23 conference media and microevent sessions, visit tgc23.org/watch.

In his keynote message at TGC's 2023 conference, Andrew Wilson teaches on Exodus 32. He delves into the story of the golden calf, drawing parallels to the fall of humanity in the Garden of Eden. He explores how idolatry shapes individuals, leading them to become like what they worship, and contrasts the destructive consequences of worshiping false idols with the transformative power of worshiping the true God. Wilson highlights Moses as an example of someone who, through time spent with God, embodies mercy and justice. Wilson ultimately reminds us of the security of salvation through Jesus' perfect mediation.Today’s episode features a keynote message from TGC’s 2023 conference. To access more TGC23 conference media and microevent sessions, visit tgc23.org/watch.

Key topics discussed in the podcast include the Covenant in Christ, representation, and communion in worship. The role of Moses as a mediator, Scripture in worship, and Christ's ultimate sacrifice are highlighted. The message emphasizes God's Covenant, grace, and communion through Christ for believers.

Keynote speaker J. D. Greear discusses the authority of the Ten Commandments, their role in restoring order and freedom, connection to idolatry, and foundation in God's grace. The commandments challenge cultural ideals and guide us to live within God's design.