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162. Martin’s Slippery Slope

by | October 26, 2026 | Uncategorized | 0 Comments

I love the church calendar not for its honoring of the saints, but for its honoring the centrality of Jesus. For that reason I push back against setting aside Sundays for the recognition of things like “Reformation Sunday.” We ought to acknowledge Luther’s...
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A Two or Three Yard Loss

by | October 19, 2026 | Uncategorized | 0 Comments

This is a Third-Monday episode. Third Monday episodes are more incidental, personal, and situational updates touching on my life in general and on the possibilities and circumstances of ministry. Responses are welcome and encouraged.  In this episode, along with...
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RDC 12. Dangerous Prayer and the Enjoyment of God

by | October 12, 2026 | Uncategorized | 0 Comments

Hello! Welcome to this “Rainy Day Conversation” around Greatheart’s Table. I’m Randy Greenwald.  In this episode we are speaking with the Reverend Dr. Jon Davis, Episcopal priest, author, conference speaker, and no doubt a half dozen other things, about his...
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161. It’s a Hard Job?

by | October 5, 2026 | Uncategorized | 0 Comments

I’m prone to self-pity. So are many of us. My intent in this post is not to further stir up those negative thoughts. And yet at times it’s important to know that what we feel is felt by others. We need to be reminded that we’re not crazy, or if we are, we are no more...
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162. Martin’s Slippery Slope

Oct 26, 2026 |

I love the church calendar not for its honoring of the saints, but for its honoring the centrality of Jesus. For that reason I push back against setting aside Sundays for the recognition of things like “Reformation Sunday.” We ought to acknowledge Luther’s...

read more

A Two or Three Yard Loss

Oct 19, 2026 |

This is a Third-Monday episode. Third Monday episodes are more incidental, personal, and situational updates touching on my life in general and on the possibilities and circumstances of ministry. Responses are welcome and encouraged.  In this episode, along with...

read more

RDC 12. Dangerous Prayer and the Enjoyment of God

Oct 12, 2026 |

Hello! Welcome to this “Rainy Day Conversation” around Greatheart’s Table. I’m Randy Greenwald.  In this episode we are speaking with the Reverend Dr. Jon Davis, Episcopal priest, author, conference speaker, and no doubt a half dozen other things, about his...

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Hey there, I'm

Randy!

The author and pastor behind Greatheart’s Table. I currently pastor Covenant Presbyterian Church in Oviedo, Florida.
My years of pastoral experience have fed my concern for the ordinary pastor. Pastors, particularly those of smaller churches, long to be validated and encouraged but are often instead beaten down by the enormous and unreachable expectations of modern Christian culture. I began writing and producing Greatheart’s Table to provide an alternative narrative that encourages pastors, especially those in smaller churches, to be comfortable in their pastoral skin. There is great value in simply being a pastor and many pastors, and those who care for them, need to be reminded of that.
Prior to Greatheart’s Table, my writing has appeared in a variety of venues, from the family worship guide As for My House to the web site of The Gospel Coalition. In 2020 Christian Focus Publications published my book Something Worth Living For, a presentation of historic Christianity based upon the content of the Westminster Shorter Catechism. I blog, though less frequently these days, at RandyGreenwald.com.
I grew up in a small town outside Cincinnati, Ohio. After graduating from Michigan State University I taught seventh-grade English for three years before attending and graduating from Covenant Theological Seminary in St. Louis, Missouri. I pastored a church on Florida’s gulf coast for twenty-five years before being called to my current church in 2010. I am married to Barb and we have been blessed with six children and an innumerable multitude of grandchildren.