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We're taking a slight deviation this week and putting Pastor Greg in the hot seat. In this episode of "Questions I'm Asking," Greg Bolt is interviewed by Shawn Daniel, a Catholic seminarian, for a comparative study in ecumenism. They dive into the foundational beliefs of the Presbyterian Church (USA), exploring topics like the central role of Scripture, the concept of "God alone is Lord of the conscience," and the polity that shaped American governance. The conversation is a candid back-and-forth on the biggest barriers to Christian unity—including issues like women in ministry and LGBTQIA+ inclusion—while focusing on shared work, like organizing around poverty, that unites all Christians.
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