Barry York

With Scott back out on the campaign trail kissing babies, Barry and Kyle turn to letters sent to 3GT for this episode's topic. As such, their tone turns more serious. For a faithful

This article appears in the June edition of Tabletalk magazine. In certain quarters, men heading toward the ministry are told that they cannot have friends in the church. Why? They are to maintain

With their tumultuous schedules finally colliding together, all three guys are back for this episode! After congratulating Scott again for his election victory, the 3GTers get to the subject at hand as they

God has revealed himself as Triune. He is both one and three. Yet many hear that statement as contradictory. Obviously, in mathematics 1 does not equal 3. And it would be a contradiction

With the old guy away, the boys decide to play! Yes, Kyle and Scott turn this episode of 3GT into 2BT - Two Boys Theologizing! - as they discuss the process for examining

This article appears in the May edition of Tabletalk magazine. Shepherding the church has the singular focus of feeding God’s people with His Word. Yet this work is not as easy as

Some of God's people are called to public ministry. In His providence, that's my calling. As we approach the end of another academic year at the seminary and my fourth year as its

This article appears in the April edition of Tabletalk magazine. The primary aim in shepherding the people of God is clear in Scripture. The risen Lord of the church thrice commanded Peter to

In the middle of his very practical pastoral letter to Titus, Paul encourages him to instruct the different age and gender groups in the church. He will get to the young men. Yet

This article appears in the March edition of Tabletalk magazine. An overseer appointed by the Holy Spirit has a uniquely spiritual work (Acts 20:28). How do elders shepherd in the Spirit? First

The boys are back! Yes, all of them! After a long hiatus, the pastor is welcomed back by the parishioner and professor on 3GT once again. After their usual banter and seeing the

More than once, Jesus told people not to do evangelism. Is there perhaps a lesson in this needed today? Do we ever duct tape the mouth in evangelism? When He healed the two

They're back! Well, at least two of them are. As this episode explains, each of the three guys have had unusually difficult schedules that have made recording impossible until now. Kyle has had

This article appears in February's edition of Tabletalk magazine. When it comes to shepherding the church, elders do well to realize that their calling is a practical, Trinitarian work. The Apostle Paul made

Two weeks ago last night, just before midnight, we were about to head to bed after a full and satisfying Lord's Day. Then my cell phone rang. Seeing it was my daughter, Emory,

The professor is recording from the Rare Books Room of RPTS where breathing in the rarified air makes him ready to tackle almost any subject. The parishioner is hot on the campaign trail

Still limping along in biunial fashion, the parishioner and professor decide to talk about the Trinity. Especially, they meditate on a verse describing the Triune God's work of caring for the church. "Be

For years in our kitchen it hung there, a reminder to our children. A small, framed picture of a little schoolhouse with a quote taken from the original college rules of Harvard: “The

How do Christian parents pray for straying covenant children? For those who know the faith but have long abandoned it? The Apostle Paul gives us a model in the opening words of Romans

With Kyle away, the 3GT minus 1 crew decides to go a bit more tender this episode. For they address the simple yet profound topic of Christian love. In this polarized age that

This article appears in this month's edition of Tabletalk magazine. The consistent biblical metaphor for caring for the local church is shepherding. Yet some believe this approach is outdated. In the West, we

As staid Presbyterian men, using their bodies in worship it’s not something Scott and Barry think about all that much. But a recent inquiry from a parishioner get them to thinking! For

We do it all the time. Listen to sermons, that is. Yet are we listening as we ought? Most preachers behind the pulpit spend a great deal of time preparing to deliver their

The following post was first delivered as a talk at the Westminster Conference sponsored by Reformed Presbyterian Theological Seminary last fall and then recently published in the Reformed Presbyterian Theological Journal. As Turretin