Into the Study Podcast

Today's conversation covers Understanding Family Worship and Catechizing Our Children. Two publications written by co-host and Senior Minister Terry Johnson. Are you too busy to consider your own soul, the soul of your wife, your children?

In this episode we hear from David Irving, our 2022 Communion Season speaker. David is a graduate of Dartmouth College and RTS Jackson. We hear about how the Lord drew David to Himself and his call to ministry. Our Communion Season will be August 5, 6, and 7. The format will be different but the preaching as beneficial.

How do the 5 Solas, the Battlecries of the Reformation, play a part of how we worship. Terry shares several important books for every minister to read as well as laymen that gives insight to preaching.

We talk about Media Ecology and how that affects how we worship. We hear about the work of T. David Gordon and Read Schuchardt and are reminded that we are people of the Book.

Let's chat about Contemporary Worship...

Discussing: Terry's books, Worshiping with Calvin and Serving with Calvin - known as his Magnum Opus.

Terry is known as the Worship Cop/Worship Crank? We discuss how & why of Historic Reformed Worship. Terry's Book: Reformed Worship and the influence Hughes Oliphant Old had on Terry's understanding of worship.

We cover discussions of th Trilogy of Dr. Johnson's Grace Books; Discuss what is Christianity? What is Fundamentalism?

We hear from Dr. Johnson today about his thoughts on today's civilization and answers how should Christians seek the common good in a largely post-christian pluralist society; we hear also about a Christian's duty/rights and also we find out a secret that Terry shares about bullying.

This week we hear from Dr. Johnson about Uvalde, Tx, Prayer and Counseling.

Tim Shaw asks Terry, "How many frequent flyer miles have you racked up in just the past 10 days?" We find out about Terry's recent travels and how his friendship with HB Charles, Jr. began. You can view here the well known preacher, EV Hill, preaching at the Installation Service of HB Charles, Jr. (https://hbcharlesjr.com/resource-library/articles/e-v-hill-preaching-what-can-he-tell-me/ ).

COVID-19, Session Unified Decisions and Why We do What We Do?

In this episode we hear how several ministers coming on staff were vital to the continued growth in the church as well as how every staff member is a part of the ministry's success. The advice from a seasoned minister (William "Willie" Still) to a young minister, in the thick of conflict, has impacted the ministry at IPC and the longevity of our current senior minister.

Today we hear about Terry Johnson's candidating and the split vote. He seeks counsel on whether he should accept the call with a split vote. He shares his conviction about remaining in a church where he can be a part of one's birth, baptism, marrying, and burying. He also shares about the Twin Lakes Fellowship .

What convictions were formed early on? Finding your first call? Time with Dr. Baird. Internship to Preaching regularly. And falling in love. Another mailbag question answered.

Psalm-singing for the first time. Dr. Packer bussing tables at Trinity College. Alec Motyer's prayers at meals. Dr. Johnson's time at Gordon-Conwell. Into the mailbag to answer a question about the Westminster Confession of Faith and their desire to go to Univ of St. Andrews with a solid Christian faith.

This week's 'Into the Study' episode we hear of Dr. Johnson's early days and time spent in the UK and how his convictions came along for expositional preaching, time with Willie Still, and his prayer life. 'INTO THE STUDY' podcast is published once a week and is from the Independent Presbyterian Church in Savannah, GA. A podcast designed for our members, to encourage them and inform them in ways t...

This week's 'Into the Study' episode we hear of Dr. Johnson's early days when he was a candidate for the senior minister position. 'INTO THE STUDY' podcast is published once a week and is from the Independent Presbyterian Church in Savannah, GA. A podcast designed for our members, to encourage them and inform them in ways that do not happen through the public pulpit and announcements. Don't forget...

This week's 'Into the Study' episode we hear of Dr. Johnson's speaking engagement at the PCRT (Philadelphia Conference on Reformed Theology) which was held in Grand Rapids and his synopsis of the other speakers involved. We continue the history of IPC and focusing on Pastor Woodbridge for most of the discussion. 'INTO THE STUDY' podcast is published once a week and is from the Independent Presbyte...

This week's 'Into the Study' episode we hear of Dr. Johnson's travels in the past month and continue uncovering facts about the early years of Independent Presbyterian and well known names who have been here. 'INTO THE STUDY' podcast is published once a week and is from the Independent Presbyterian Church in Savannah, GA. A podcast designed for our members, to encourage them and inform them in way...

This week's 'Into the Study' episode we go futher into the history of the Independent Presbyterian Church learning more about it's life during settlement and wars and slavery. We also open up the mail bag and hear from Terry Johnson on why do we find it necessary to use resources to maintain a building as beautiful as ours along with its mahogany pews and pulpit, marble floors and beautiful interi...

This week's 'Into the Study' episode we scratch the surface on the history of the Independent Presbyterian Church learning about it's founding in 1755, early ministers in this congregation, and how this congregation had a vision for ministering to this soon to be new colony. We also open up the mail bag and hear from Terry Johnson on how to consume media in this 21st century. 'INTO THE STUDY' podc...

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