Cultural values and the pride of our hearts influence our attitudes toward ministry and our actions in ministry. God’s Word provides the corrective paradigm that shapes how we should see ourselves and how we should pastor, lead and live with God’s people.

Our uncomfortable calling as exiles—to be neither isolated from nor absorbed into our environment—means following the footsteps of the Suffering Servant.

Office Hours talks with Rev. Eric Hausler, graduate of Westminster Seminary California and Pastor of Naples Orthodox Presbyterian Church, about Ministry and Mission

Office Hours talks with Dr. S. M. Baugh about the Lord's Prayer in its first century context, and its continued use in the church and by individual Christians today. This is part one.

Office Hours continues talks with Dr. Bryan D. Estelle about the struggle of sanctification in the Psalms.

Office Hours talks with Rev. David Strain about suffering for the sake of the gospel in a mainline national church, his own call to the pastorate, and his recent lectures to our students.

This episode features Dr. Dennis Johnson who takes us through Hebrews 2:1-13.

Kevin DeYoung talks about the missional movement, the kingdom of God, and the church.

The overarching need for the church, which animates Westminster Seminary California is the Word of God.

What is the biblical basis that every Christian should be a member of a Christian church?

Michael Horton talks about the Great Commission. 

For J. Gresham Machen, the church is the central institution in the life of the believer.

Dr. Clark talks about the term 'mission.'

The importance of honoring the leaders who God has placed over his people.

An exhortation to not harden one's heart in light of various dangers that arise in the life of the Christian.

A statement of the faculty's understanding of the Scriptures' teaching regarding controversial issues among the people of God.

An analysis of the Reformed doctrine of Perseverance of the Saints in light of Hebrews 6.

Women hold the general office of believer and as such, they have certain rights and responsibilities for service in the church.

Fikret Bocek tells the story of his conversion from Islam to Christianity, of his arrest, of the martyrdom of Turkish Christians, and of the establishment of a Reformed congregation in Turkey.