Anyone who's ever studied Church history, including the development and transmission of the Reformed tradition, has probably noticed that some fairly important things have changed in church life and practice over the millennia. Sometimes these changes are for the better, and yet other times it seems they're for the worse. In this week's episode, Mark and Zac aim to make the case that our churches ought to strive to make ministry decisions, even the seemingly insignificant ones, according to Reformed biblical and theological principles first and foremost, as opposed to ease, convenience, and pragmatism.
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Music by Jonathan Ogden used with permission.
Israel and the Church - Episode 139
Conversation with Simon Veenstra on the Value of the Reformed Faith - Episode 138
Conversation with Pete VanderBeek on Revisionism and ”Relational Theology” in the CRC - Episode 137
Conversation with Stephen Hamidu of the CRC-Nigeria - Episode 136
Conversation with Anthony Selvaggio on Reformed Identity - Episode 135
Conversation with Paul Van Maaren on the RCA and the ARC - Episode 134
Perspectives on the Reformed World (Series Intro) - Episode 133
A Christian in the Culture Wars - Episode 132
How to Talk About Baptism - Episode 131
Sabbatical, Worship, and Lessons Learned on Pilgrimage - Episode 130
A Theology of Rest
CRC Synod 2023 Roundtable - Episode 128
Just War Theory - Episode 127
Two ”CRC Outsiders” & the Three Forms of Unity - Episode 126
Synod 2023 & John 17 - Episode 125
How Reformed Christians Pray - Episode 124
Pastor Sabbaticals - Episode 123
”What Will People Say?” (The Idol of Reputation) - Episode 122
Who Controls the Conversation in the CRC? - Episode 121
Is Hell Real? - Episode 120
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