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Last week I attended the Presbytery of the Southwest (PCA) meeting with Pastors Phil Kruis and Luke Evans, Parker Tenet who is the University of Arizona RUF minister, and Ruling Elders Dean Saxton and Paul Marien in Alamogordo, NM.

I really enjoy attending Presbytery, call me crazy, but I am one of those weird guys that actually enjoys it.  Presbyterianism is, I believe, the most biblical model and the most effective for church leadership, disciple, and shepherding.  It is a beautiful thing really! At this meeting there was a lot of laughs, a lot of business was done, and it was obvious that these men really love one another. There are a lot of exciting things happening right now in the presbytery and a lot of opportunities for growth for the Kingdom of God. The Rincon Mountain contingent had a wonderful time of fellowship while together in Alamogordo.  We really appreciated the hospitality of Phil’s in-laws who put up with us for a couple of nights and were really wonderful.  At the meeting as well, one of the pastor’s gave a talk on Nietzsche, postmodernism, and how the pastor should interact with the culture. It was a really intriguing talk.  (Listen to it below)

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