In All Things

Episode 106: Reading God’s Book: Approaching the Bible with a Plan | A Discussion with Greg Daniels, Stated Clerk of the Presbytery of the West and RE of Parker EPC

Dean Weaver, EPC Stated Clerk, welcomes Greg Daniels, Stated Clerk of the Presbytery of the West and RE of Parker EPC, to discuss his role at the Presbytery level and the lifechanging practice of reading through the scriptures yearly.

Episode 105: Game Changer: Technological Tools That Aid Ministry | A Discussion with Steven Ballard, Co-Founder, OnlineGiving.org

Dean Weaver, EPC Stated Clerk, welcomes Steven Ballard, Co-Founder of OnlineGiving.org to discuss the changing landscape of the church post-COVID and meaningful ways to use technological tools to create ministry interactions with church visitors and members.

Episode 104: The Generous Side of Fair | A Discussion with Johnny Long, Executive Director and World Outreach National Committee Member.

Dean Weaver, EPC Stated Clerk, welcomes Johnny Long, Executive Director of Signal Mountain Presbyterian Church, to discuss the challenges of overseeing ministries at the local church and the exciting mission efforts going on at the EPC.

Episode 103: Love and Policies, Unlikely Friends | A Discussion with Bob Garment, Chief Parliamentarian of the EPC

Dean Weaver, EPC Stated Clerk, welcomes Bob Garment, Chief Parliamentarian of the EPC, to have an engaging conversation around staying faithful to biblical truth, while also striving for unity in the church, as well as the role policies and procedures can play in creating a vibrant environment for meaningful Christian relationships within the denomination.

Episode 102: Dean and Dave Robinson, author of “Unwavering Resolve” and Executive Director of Church Movements at Cru

Dean Weaver, EPC Stated Clerk, welcomes Dave Robinson, Executive Director of Church Movements at CRU, EPC Teaching Elder and author, as his guest for this new episode of “In All Things”.  Dean and Dave discuss global church movements and his new book “Unwavering Resolve: A guide for apostolic leadership” an essential guide for church planters, missionaries, pastors and anyone working to share the gospel with the unreached.

Episode 101: Dean and Paige Stitt McBride, author of “Beauty Not Beheld: A Daily Guard Against the Lies of Self-Love Culture”

Dean Weaver, EPC Stated Clerk, welcomes Paige Stitt McBride, Director of Discipleship and Women’s Ministry at Covenant Church in Sharon, PA and author as his guest for this new episode of “In All Things”.  Dean and Paige discuss her devotional book and how beauty reveals God’s truth to us.

Episode 100: Flip the Script | A Discussion with Dean Weaver as He Sits In the Guest Chair at ”In All Things”

Special Host, Pastor Mark Farrell, interviews Dean Weaver, Stated Clerk of the EPC, to learn about his life, testimony, favorite podcast memories and upcoming vision.

Episode 99: Pastor or Filmmaker | A Discussion with Ritchey Cable, Filmmaker and Digital Content Lead of the EPC

Dean Weaver, EPC Stated Clerk, welcomes Ritchey Cable, creator of feature length film, The Author, and the Digital Content Lead at the EPC have a fruitful discussion around our calling, filmmaking and new creative endeavors within the EPC.

Episode 98: Doubts During the Dark Night of the Soul | A Discussion with Tim Filston, Pastor and Blogger

Dean Weaver, EPC Stated Clerk, welcomes Tim Filston, Pastor at First Presbyterian Church of Thomasville, GA and blogger at FaithAndDoubt.com as they discuss the seasons of life that create questions of doubt and how to create a place for safe conversations.

Episode 97: Caring for Others Will Involve Caring for Yourself | Meeting Carolee Richendollar, Director of Benefits Resources, Inc.

Dean Weaver, EPC Stated Clerk, welcomes Carolee Richendollar, Director of Benefits Resources, Inc. a wholly owned subsidiary of EPC, Inc., which provides health care and retirement benefits to members of the EPC family. We have a chance to meet Carolee, learn more about the benefits available in the EPC and discover why caring for ourselves as we care for others is important.