Dennis Johnson talks about pastoral counseling.

The pastor is perpetually tempted to try and be the hero of his flock.

The pastor has much wisdom to gain through the study of church history.

An examination of a biblical model of Pastoral ministry in light of current trends.

Christian maturity is an essential though often over-looked attribute in pastoral ministry.

By permitting a pastor time for focused study and learning, sabbaticals can benefit not only the pastor himself, but more importantly the congregation that he serves and the broader church.

As servants of the Lord, like Jesus, you are prepared, needed, and dedicated for the task of gospel ministry.

In light of the trials and suffering that await those who devote their lives to the ministry of the gospel, we can be encouraged and joyful because our ministry is done in Jesus' name, with confidence that our names are written on His heart, and ultimately for his glory.

Rev. Dr. Derke Bergsma talks about redemptive-historical preaching and about his book, Redemption: The Triumph of God's Great Plan.

Dr. Julius Kim talks about practical theology.

Dr. Johnson talks about what it means to be a shepherd of Christ's flock.

John Fesko talks about what it means to be both a pastor and a scholar. 

The Apostle Paul's words to Timothy have an enduring significance for ministers in every generation.

Encouragement and advice for those studying to enter pastoral ministry.

The preeminence of Christ undergirds our lives no matter our earthly circumstances.

The purpose, worth, and benefits of the Servant of the Lord.

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

Westminster Seminary California exists for a marvelous purpose: to glorify Christ, to teach his Gospel, to serve his Church.

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

How to cope with the disappointments and failures in pastoral ministry in light of Acts 18.