Advertise on podcast: The Westminster Standard

TEs Ken Wojnarowski and Samuel Brewer overview the attempt by SW Florida to get rid of fake, feminized titles in the PCA.

TEs Ken Wojnarowski and Rhett Dodson join the program to encourage people to participate in the upcoming days of prayer and fasting for renewal in the American Church. https://pcaga.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/08/A-Call-to-Fasting-and-Prayer-TE-Dodson-RE-McNeely.pdf https://pcaga.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/02/Overture-50_MSValley_DayOfPrayer.pdf Calvin's Comments: https://www.ccel.org/ccel/calvin/institutes.vi.xiii.html

In a struggle session with TE Zach Garris, we hear about his concerns with the "Alongside Caregiver" model articulated by the book of the same name published by PCA CDM. https://jude3pca.org/review-of-alongside-care/

TE Ben Dunson overviews a biblical critique of Kinism. https://confessional.org/articles/2026/a-critique-of-kinism

Ryan Biese and Ken Wojnarowski interview PCA ruling elder Terry Carnes about his conversion from nominal Christianity, his former missionary and pastoral ministry, and his present service in the church courts. Carnes explains why increased ruling-elder participation has helped draw the PCA back toward confessional accountability. The conversation centers on his General Assembly speech opposing images of Christ as contrary to the Second Commandment, insisting that Christ’s glory and truth cannot be captured by man-made depictions. The guests also discuss subscription, legitimate exceptions, family-integrated worship, children’s capacity to receive preaching, and the proper balance among grassroots government, liberty of conscience, and ecclesiastical accountability.

Les Lanphere discusses his next documentary project: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/brokenstonestudio/deceived-the-ruin-of-the-modern-woman?utm_id=97757_v0_s00_e0_tv2_a1dennhbgtvs4q&fbclid=IwY2xjawT1PFJwZG9mAWV4dG4DYWVtAjExAGJyaWQRMU9wZ2NDY3Bma1ZMZThrdHhzcnRjBmFwcF9pZBAyMjIwMzkxNzg4MjAwODkyAAEejZ2OWg8kwh2T1gHs6y3Lx33OGpctQUDuSe6AVPYhtrdA8qa9jS0vYXELFNg_aem_mrgt_xwgp4XfBVaXsGeauw

DG Hart and Sayour join to discuss the views of DG Hart.

TEs Thomas Rickard and Philip Ryan join to defend the historic confessionalism of the PCA against novel innovations. https://jude3pca.org/what-does-an-exception-actually-permit/

TE Philip Ryan articulates the historic position of the PCA regarding confessional subscription and contrasts it with the innovative and ungrammatical approach of the Alliance for Mission and Renewal. https://pcapolity.com/2026/07/10/good-faith-subscription-the-future-of-doctrine-in-the-pca/

TEs Ben Dunson and David Barry join to analyze the dissent regarding women deacons and discuss Dr Barry's article on the likelihood Phoebe was a deacon. Barry's article: https://jude3pca.org/possibility-probability-or-certainty/

Jackson Lin, Nate Xanders & Ken Wojnarowski join the program to reflect on the acts & deliverances of the #PCAGA as well as the work deferred to next year.

Moderator RE Mel Duncan and TE Jackson Lin discuss their reflections and hopes following the 53rd PCA General Assembly. From the infamous voting clicker meltdown that turned “OK” into a four-letter word, to moments of genuine unity, sharp debate, and gospel progress, they give the inside story on what really happened in Louisville.Was this the “Cheeseburgers and Clickergate” Assembly? You decide.The Westminster Standard Podcast | Episode 342 | Jude 3 & the PCA

Reflection on the work of PCA GA 53 and several speeches from the Assembly

RE BL Peters, TEs Ken Wojnarowski, Thomas Rickard, and Mrs Seth Miller join to analyze some of the work of the Overtures Committee on Monday.

In this episode, Ryan Biese sits down with Josh Reagan, church planter and organizing pastor of FPC Ellijay (a PCA work in Ellijay, Georgia). Josh shares his powerful testimony of coming out of years of addiction, rebellion, and spiritual darkness through the gospel of Jesus Christ. He also walks through his journey from the Southern Baptist Convention into the PCA, the impact of covenant theology on his life and ministry, and how he is intentionally building his church plant around the Westminster Standards as a philosophy of ministry. In this conversation we discuss: Josh’s testimony of addiction, conversion, and freedom in ChristHow covenant theology and the Westminster Standards transformed his understanding of the gospel and the churchUsing the Shorter Catechism in worship and discipleshipThe challenges and joys of planting a confessional Presbyterian church in rural North GeorgiaWhy the Westminster Standards are meant to shape not just what we believe, but how we live and ministerThis is an encouraging conversation about redemption, confessional fidelity, and faithful ministry in a small-town setting. FPC Ellijay (Ellijay, GA): https://www.fpcellijay.org Contact: [email protected]