Table Talk With Tyrell

Headhunting cannibals who used their victims’ skulls as pillows, the Sawi people of New Guinea seemed to still be living in the Stone Age. Among the SawiRead More

The Reformers famously declared that the church, having reformed, should always be reforming. Reformation was not a one-time event at a particular point inRead More

In August 1901, William and Edith Blair became missionaries to Korea under the Presbyterian Board of Missions and served in Pyongyang, Korea (now in North Read More

The evangelist is the bearer of good news—one who brings good news of peace, happiness, and salvation. But what is the gospel message that the Christian Read More

Why does theology not always change us as fast as we think it should? Should we ask God for signs? Why is there so much intolerance within Christianity. WhRead More

How should we think about house church models versus a more familiar approach to local church worship? How should we think about Valentine’s Day? How canRead More

Theological education is an important aspect of disciple-making and church-planting. The question in regards to training really pertains to how much is neeRead More

What is an evangelist? Should we even use the word “evangelist” or “evangelism”? Who should evangelise? In today’s discussion, Tyrell is joined aRead More

Christianity makes bold historical claims and it is fair to say that if the claims of Christianity can be proven false the entire faith will be brought intRead More

At what point does vocational diligence become corrupting idolatry? How would you advise someone who has been exposed to much Christian teaching but still Read More