Growing Biblical Churches in Dispensational Country with Jim Cassidy

Sound the Machen-horn, the OPC is here!

Rev Jim Cassidy Pastor at South Austin Presbyterian Church joins us today to discuss growing biblical churches in dispensational country. In addition to serving SAPC, Jim serves as President of the Board of Directors and Teaching Fellow at Reformed Forum.

Topics covered:

• Jim’s story of how he came to the reformed faith after growing up Roman Catholic.
• What makes reformed worship different?
• The driving force behind the church’s mission - the gathering and perfecting of the saints.
• The history and ongoing work of Reformed Forum.
• The OPC–its founding story and growth today in Texas.
• The mission field that is the modern mega-church.
• The growth of the reformed faith and churches in Texas and the roll the internet has played.
• A couple of book recommendations.
• Finally, we preview an upcoming “Symposium on the Intersection of Theology and Public Discourse” on February 29, 2024.

Mentioned

• South Austin Presbyterian Church
• Calvary OPC - Ringoes, NJ
• Christ the Center Episode 1: The New Testament’s Use of the Old Testament
• Westminster Theological Seminary
• Salt Lick BBQ
• Reformed Form
• Reformed Academy
• Reformed Academy: Machen and the Presbyterian Controversy
• The Orthodox Presbyterian Church (OPC)
• Hays County OPC - Kyle, TX
• Fairfield PCA - Pensacola, FL
• United Reformed Churches in North America (URCNA)
• OPC Home Missions
• Episode 5 with Ryan Denton (Vanguard Presbytery)
• Book: Foundations of Covenant Theology: A Biblical-Theological Study of Genesis 1–3
• Book: Regeneration and Redemptive History: A Biblical-Theological Consideration of Regeneration
• Free Crossroads of Conviction Symposium on the Intersection of Theology and Public Discourse
• Reformed Forum Newsletter
• Jim Cassidy @jjcassidy on Twitter / X

Reformed Forum: Crossroads of Conviction

A Symposium on the Intersection of Theology and Public Discourse

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