Hello, welcome to Theology podcast.

Once again from the PCA General Assembly here in Chattanooga, Tennessee,

and we are at the SHM Architects booth here,

and we're really glad for their support.

It's a great company, and we encourage you to check them out.

If you've got a house you need built, or if you need a church built, the architecture

firm there is world class, really, both areas. In fact, over my shoulder, if you're watching

this on YouTube, you can see a rendition of the new building that we're building for the church

I serve and SHM is the architectural firm is behind the new building.

So anyway, we put our money where our mouth is here at the theology podcast.

Anyway, so I'm C.R. Wiley. I'm a pastor. I serve a church in the Pacific Northwest just outside

Portland, Oregon. People can't believe that. But it's true. I'm only about 25 minutes from the airport,

and I've taught philosophy. I did that for about a decade, and I am also a senior editor at Touchstone Magazine.

Okay, Tom. I'm Tom Price. I teach theology and moral theology at Gordon Conwell Theological Seminary,

and I do a bit of ordained ministry myself there in Connecticut.

And I'm Glenn Sunshine.

I am a retired history professor specializing in Renaissance and Reformation Europe.

I am a senior fellow at the Colston Center for Christian Worldview. I have my own ministry, every square inch ministries at eSquare inch.org. Great. And Tyman, it's great to have you back on the show. Hey, thanks for having me. Yeah, introduce yourself. Yeah, yeah. Casey, I haven't watched the, I don't know how long ago that was, but I'm

Time and Klein. I'm the editor-in-chief of American Reformer, and we'll talk some more about

American Reformers' mission and what we're up to. I also am director of scholarly initiatives

at the Hale Institute at New St. Andrews College. I do some other things as well.

Still have still dip my toe into academic research some and write things elsewhere.

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