Trinity Reformed Church Podcast
Religion & Spirituality:Christianity
This is June 18th's exhortation by Gage Crowder on how the sin of sloth is a failure of duty but how we can fight it.
Gage Crowder teaches literature and Bible at Providence Classical School in Huntsville, Alabama. In addition to his studies at Birmingham Theological Seminary, he is a contributing member of the Huntsville Literary Association and the Academy of Philosophy and Letters. His poetry and prose can be found in the The Legend, Poem Magazine, the Birmingham Arts Journal, Panoply and elsewhere.
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Invest in God’s Images - Matt Carpenter [Exhortation]
Submitting to God’s Righteousness - Larson Hicks [Blog]
Stay on the Good Path (Matt. 7:13-23) - Matthew Carpenter [Sermon]
Sheep Without Shepherds - Larson Hicks [Exhortation]
Toward Christian Virtue in the Temporal Realm - Jason Cherry [Blog]
Judas: The Original De-conversion Story (Mark 14:10-21)- Jason Cherry [Sermon]
Beware of Isolation - Matt Carpenter [Exhortation]
Antisemitism: Conservative Christianity’s Unwelcome Guest - Jason Cherry & Matt Carpenter [Blog]
Judging Well (Matthew 7:1-12) - Matt Carpenter [Sermon]
A Straight Path for the School Year - Brian McLain [Exhortation]
Five Questions About Assurance - Jason Cherry [Blog]
The New Passover (Mark 14:1-9) - Jason Cherry [Sermon]
Ambition and Contentment - Matt Carpenter [Exhortation]
Freedom to Serve in Your Calling - Matt Carpenter [Blog]
Battling the Evil Twins: Worry and Mammon (Matt. 6:24-34) - Matt Carpenter [Sermon]
Like the Sun - Brian McLain [Exhortation]
Modern Ironies and The Industrial Revolution - Jason Cherry [Blog]
Satanic Accusation - Larson Hicks [Exhortation]
A Tale of Two Kings (Psalm 1) - Gage Crowder [Sermon]
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