The official podcast for Together for the Gospel, where you can hear main talks, breakout sessions,
We were created to live in complete obedience to our loving Creator, but in the fall, the whole of o
How do pastors faithfully serve congregations that have been affected by worldliness? Thabiti Anyabw
In an exposition of Galatians 4:19, John MacArthur unpacks Paul’s pastoral heart towards the church
What is the fundamental quality that sets Christians apart from the world? John Piper looks to the a
How does pastoral ministry intersect with biblical theology? Starting from a testimony from “The Ret
The reality is that there is no place to hide given that we’re in a time of tremendous change. Peopl
David Platt speaks to the need for local churches to be at the center of global missions. How can lo
“shepherd the flock of God that is among you, exercising oversight, not under compulsion, but willin
Martin Luther believed that congregational singing was absolutely critical to every part of what The
Join Matt Chandler as he reviews the losses his church has taken for the sake of church planting and
How might we think through the history of race, reformed theology, and the Reformation? Given the si
In this panel discussion, Phillip Jensen (author of the gospel tract, “Two Ways to Live”) and Mark D
H.B. Charles joins Mark Dever and Thabiti Anyabwile to discuss Thabiti’s latest book, “Reviving the
In this panel, the four founders of T4G gather as they did in 2006 to review the day, laugh, and div
In this panel, Albert Mohler, John Piper, Ligon Duncan, Kevin DeYoung, and Mark Dever share stories
In this panel, Mark Dever, John MacArthur, Ligon Duncan, and Al Moher discuss the reform that is sti
Is the Reformation over? Ligon Duncan suggests thattheReformation is not over. In fact, “the issues
The key question that kept Luther on his knees was this: How aresins forgiven? In this talk, Dr. Alb
At the heart of Martin Luther’s theology is the conviction thathuman beings are totally dependent on
Normally, when we consider the Reformers, we consider thetheological revolution they brought about;
