Hello, welcome to Theology Podcast. It's great to have you here at the PCA General Assembly with us.

We are in day two of our broadcasts for podcasts here at the PCAGA, and we're having a great time.

I'm C.R. Wiley, I'm a pastor. I serve the Church in the Pacific Northwest. I'm also a senior editor at Touchstone Magazine. Okay, let's kick it over to you, Tom. I'm Tom Price. I'm a little outnumbered here. I'm the only Anglican in the room, but I am amongst friends and very friendly friends. You got that reform. I'm reformed, That's right. That's our common thread.

And I teach theology, Christian ethics, and I also serve a church in Connecticut.

And I'm Glenn Sunshine.

I'm a professor emeritus of history at Central Connecticut State University, a senior fellow

at the Colson Center for Christian Worldview,

and I have my own ministry, every square inch ministries at eSquareinch.org.

Okay, we are joined today by a new guest. Someone has not been with us. Matthew, why don't

you introduce yourself? We ask folks who are with us to introduce themselves because we don't

know what they want people to know.

So what do you want people to know about you?

Well, my name is Matthew Everhart, and I'm the senior pastor of Gospel Fellowship PCA.

We describe ourselves as a reformed Bible-believing church just north of Pittsburgh.

So we're about 30 minutes north of Pittsburgh.

And I also serve as an adjunct professor at RPTS,

the Reformed Presbyterian Theological Seminary, also in Pittsburgh.

And our claim to fame at RPTS is that we are the oldest conservative Bible-believing seminary.

There are some that are older than us.

Harvard, Yale, Princeton are older than us, but they're no longer conservative and Bible believing. So our PTSD is a wonderful place to get seminary educated if you're interested in that. I teach evangelism and a couple other little things there. And I'm married. I have three children, and most of my life, though, is taken up in the work of the church. Yeah, well, that's fun. Just quick question, Pittsburgh,inary. Is that what John Gershner, the Jonathan Edwards Scholar, taught? No. So not to be confused. There's PTSB Pittsburgh Theological Seminary. That's the one that's part of the main line denomination of which we shall not speak today. But our PTS is actually the denominational seminary for our brothers in the RPCNA, the Reformed Presbyterian Church of North America, the psalms singers, Covenanters. That's the group that I'm tangentially affiliated with. Well, that's great. Great. Well, it's good to have you on the show here, Matthew. Are you originally a Western Pennsylvania guy? No, so I was born and raised in Northeast Ohio. My hometown is Cuyahoga Falls.

Sometimes I just say Akron, if you're not familiar, from Pennsylvania guy. No, so I was born and raised in Northeast Ohio. My hometown is

Cuyahoga Falls. Sometimes I just say Akron, if you're not familiar with Northeast Ohio,

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