Edinburgh Theological Seminary

I didn't know that

... was teaching at, uh, the Edinburgh Theological Seminary, he's now the associate pastor at Christ Reformed Church in Anaheim.

Um, very excited-

Oh, great.

Yes.

Welcome to Scotland, welcome to Edinburgh, welcome to Edinburgh Theological Seminary.

So honored to be here.

Would you open us in prayer-

Yes, yeah.

Yeah.

Um, y- your, your title here at Edinburgh Theological Seminary is?

Uh, well, Principal.

We come together week by week to discuss theology, culture, and life, and we do so in conversation with the Neo-Calvinist tradition.

My co-hosts include James Eglinton, Meldrum Lecturer in Reformed Theology at the University of Edinburgh, Gray Sutanto, Associate Professor of Systematic Theology at Reformed Theological Seminary, Washington, DC, Marinus de Jong, Assistant Professor of Theology at the Theological University in Utrecht in the Netherlands, and I'm Cory Brock, minister at St. Columba's Free Church in Edinburgh and part-time lecturer in theology and preaching at Edinburgh Theological Seminary.

Sometimes it's just us four, and sometimes we enjoy having guests on the show.

And although our podcast is about Neo-Calvinism, it goes without saying that we don't expect our guests to be card-carrying Neo-Calvinists or to agree with us or us with them all the time.

I guess the question for him became where.

And of course, the answer was the Free Church College as it was then.

Mm-hmm.

He used to just get the bus to Edinburgh.

Again, I was thinking about London.

I visited the States and thought about going there just because I didn't know what kind of ministry I'd be suited to.

However, I applied to the Free Church College.

Then I pulled out because I still wasn't convinced.

I was then on the board at Greenville.

And then I helped to initiate Westminster Seminary UK and taught for three years in Edinburgh, Edinburgh Theological Seminary.

Spent four years as president of the seminary, which is now based in Oxford, which the Lord is wonderfully blessing.

And continue to teach at Greenville and then have taken up a new position with the Payton Society.

My co-hosts include James Eglinton, Meldrum lecturer in Reformed Theology at the University of Edinburgh, Gray Sutanto, Associate Professor of Systematic Theology at Reformed Theological Seminary, Washington, D.C. Marinas de Jong, Assistant Professor of Theology at the Theological University in Utrecht in the Netherlands.

And I'm Cory Brock, Minister at St. Columbus Free Church in Edinburgh and part-time lecturer in theology and preaching at Edinburgh Theological Seminary.

Sometimes it's just us four, and sometimes we enjoy having guests on the show.

And although our podcast is about neo-Calvinism, it goes without saying that we don't expect our guests to be card-carrying neo-Calvinists or to agree with us or us with them all the time.