The Pastor Talk is the digital Christian Education ministry featuring Pastors Clint Loveall and Michael Gewecke. The Pastor Talk includes a daily “Bible Study” livestreamed every Monday through Thursday starting at 2pm CST in addition to a topical “Weekly Series” that is released every Thursday.
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Daily Bible Study
Join Pastors Clint and Michael as they study Exodus verse by verse in our livestream every Monday-Thursday at 2pm CST.
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Exodus 18
Dec 1, 2022 • 17:29
Moses is beginning to burn out from too much responsibility. His family is trapped between the people and their God and it takes his father-in-law Jethro to provide counsel on a new and better way to organize and lead the people. Join the Pastors for an insightful conversation about the…
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Exodus 17:8-16
Nov 30, 2022 • 13:47
Today’s story introduces Joshua, who will become an incredibly important character in the book of Exodus and Moses’ eventual successor. When Amalek sets out to war against Israel, Moses discovers that the Israelite army remains successful as long as his arms are held stretched out. Relying upon the strength of…
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Exodus 17:1-7
Nov 29, 2022 • 17:18
When the people become thirsty again, they begin to quarrel with Moses who becomes increasingly frustrated by their lack of faith. In a sign of God’s constant patience and faithfulness, he quenches the people’s thirst with water from a rock. In a sign of Moses’ increasing frustration, he names the…
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Exodus 16:13-36
Nov 17, 2022 • 14:53
When the people are hungry, God feeds them with “what is it?” (manna). Manna becomes the source of the people’s daily nourishment for 40 years but also becomes a timeless symbol of God’s daily provision in our lives. Strikingly, when Jesus teaches the disciples to pray, he includes “for our…
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Exodus 16:1-12
Nov 16, 2022 • 20:10
Once again, the people of Israel encounter a challenge, and once again, they begin complaining against Moses and Aaron. Today, the Pastors explore what we can learn about the people of Israel amidst their pressing need to trust God, and maybe even more so, that same need that we all…
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Exodus 15:22-27
Nov 15, 2022 • 20:09
The Lord has delivered the Israelites, they have broken out in song with praise and thanksgiving, and now they encounter their first hurdle on the other side of the Red Sea. We might hope that they would continue to be filled with trust in God who just rescued them from…
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Exodus 15:1-21
Nov 14, 2022 • 20:00
Music is a universal language and for the Israelites it is the only fitting language to express their gratitude for the God who has delivered them from hundreds of years of slavery. In a beautiful moment in the Bible, the entire nation is moved to a song by gratitude to…
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Exodus 14:26-31
Nov 10, 2022 • 20:16
The moment has come! Pharaoh’s army is devastated by God when the chariots are “cast into the water” and the people are finally freed from slavery. This remarkably simply told story is a pivot point in the history of Israel and one of the most important themes retold all throughout…
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Exodus 14:15-25
Nov 9, 2022 • 20:45
God goes to war with Egypt, harnessing the power of the clouds and fire, and if that wasn’t enough, he creates a road through the Red Sea for the people of Israel to escape the oncoming Egyptian army. For just a moment, imagine standing in the middle of the sea,…
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Exodus 14:1-14
Nov 8, 2022 • 17:32
Not surprisingly, God has hardened Pharaoh’s heart again and now the people of Israel stand in between the most powerful army on earth and a sea that prevents their escape. What can they do (besides complain)? Moses offers a passionate speech reminding them that they can put their trust in…
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Weekly Series
Join Pastors Clint and Michael as they study one of the most influential theological Confession for Reformed Christians in general and Presbyterians in particular.
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Repentance & Salvation in the Reformed Faith | Westminster Catechism | Q 82-90
Dec 1, 2022 • 55:36
Standing before a sovereign and holy God fully aware of our deepest sinfulness, the Reformers find hope in the power of repentance and the grace that comes through salvation. This creates a solid foundation for the human life before God and a life changing invitation to be part of God’s…
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How to Love Your Neighbor (God's Way) | Westminster Catechism | Q 63-81
Nov 17, 2022 • 56:44
The “second table” of the Ten Commandments is designed to provide a boundary and a guide to flourishing communities. While we are called to love God in the first commandments, in these commandments we are called to love our neighbor. Join the Pastors as they explore how the Reformed tradition…
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The Commandments Start with God | Westminster Catechism | Q 45-62
Nov 10, 2022 • 48:59
The Ten Commandments begin with our relationship with God and ultimately end with our relationships with others. Today’s conversation explores what we can learn about what God expects for his followers and what implications that has for our Christian discipleship. Turns out, the framers of the Westminster Confession find a…
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Relearning the 10 Commandments | Westminster Catechism | Q 37-44
Nov 3, 2022 • 47:29
The 10 Commandments may be one of the most substantial teachings of the Old Testament, attested to by every major Christian movement of all time, and yet most of us don’t understand why they exist. Join the Pastors as they continue their study of the Westminster Catechism and explore what…
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Three Ways Jesus Saves Us | Westminster Catechism | Q 29-36
Oct 27, 2022 • 56:52
Jesus saves. This is the core message of the Christian Gospel. Today, join Pastors Clint and Michael as they explore what the Westminster Catechism has to teach us about salvation and the three unique ways that Jesus makes salvation available to all who believe. Buy It Here You can also…
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Jesus is the Answer! | Westminster Catechism | Q 22-28
Oct 20, 2022 • 42:14
To whatever extent the Westminster Catechism emphasizes the severity of humanity’s sin problem, it equally emphasizes the world changing significance of Jesus Christ. Join Pastors Clint and Michael as they explore some of the creed’s deep theological foundation in the truth and promise of Jesus and its continuing significance for…
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What's YOUR problem? Sin. | Westminster Catechism | Q 14-21
Oct 13, 2022 • 50:06
Full disclosure, when it comes to the gravity of our deepest sinfulness, the Westminster Catechism doesn’t mince words. Westminster paints a picture of human sinfulness that goes far deeper than the things that we simply do wrong (or fail to do right). It finds our deepest sinfulness at the very…
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What God Does | Westminster Catechism | Q 7-13
Oct 6, 2022 • 43:57
In order to understand God, we must also understand what he does. This section of the Westminster Catechism describes how God must be understood both as creator and providential ruler. This two-fold affirmation reveals a God who created all things with a purpose but who is also intimately involved in…
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Knowing God Starts with Knowing Self | Westminster Catechism | Q 1-6
Sep 22, 2022 • 48:56
The Westminster Catechism starts with the fundamental assumption that every person has a calling to know God and to enjoy him forever. That calling then leads us to a fuller understanding of who God is and how he has chosen to reveal himself. These first six questions may be short,…
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Introducing the Westminster Confession
Sep 15, 2022 • 36:44
Today the Pastors kick off a new study of the Westminster Confession. There may not be another confession of faith that has had more of an impact on either Presbyterians in particular or the protestant church in America more broadly. Today, the Pastors explore the history and significance of the…
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