Asking For A Friend

In this mini-series, Jason and Duffey discuss the issue of Christian denominations. Why are there so many of them? Are denominations biblically appropriate? Shouldn't the church be unified and not divided? They tackle these question and more here. In the coming episodes, Jasona nd Duffey will consider what distinguishes other common denominations from our own Baptist convictions. 

Jason and Duffey discuss a book on the pastoral life and theology of the nineteenth-century English Baptist pastor, Charles Haddon Spurgeon. This mini-series will be an on-going series in "book club" style. They will read a chapter and discuss it on an episode each month.

This episode covers Chapter 5 (pp. 123-144).

If you'd like to read along, you may purchase a copy here: 

Geoff Chang, Spurgeon The Pastor 

In this epsiode, Duffey and Jason discuss two popular Christmas hymns: Joy to the World and Silent Night. They briefly discuss the stories behind each of the songs and then offer comments for further reflection. We hope this epsiode encourages you to give thoughtful consideration of the hymns we sing each Christmas season! Merry Christmas to you!

Jason and Duffey discuss a book on the pastoral life and theology of the nineteenth-century English Baptist pastor, Charles Haddon Spurgeon. This mini-series will be an on-going series in "book club" style. They will read a chapter and discuss it on an episode each month.

This episode covers Chapter 4 (pp. 99-121).

If you'd like to read along, you may purchase a copy here: 

Geoff Chang, Spurgeon The Pastor 

In this episode, Duffey is joined again by Andrew Pressley for a discussion on the importance of congregational singing in the life of thre church. The discuss questions like: What is congregational singing? Is congregational singing an important aspect of Lord's Day worship? How can we think better about congreagtional singing? What are ways we can be encouraged to engage in singing with one another week collectively?  

This episode continues a mini series in systematic theology. For this episode, Duffey is joined by Patrick Covington to discuss questions like:

For further study, see the resources provided below:

Video

In this special edition interview, Duffey and Jason are joined by Justin Perdue of Theocast for a discussion pertaining to his recently published book, More Than Forgiven. This discussion centers around Paul's epistle to the Romans, believer's baptism, union with Christ, and assurance for the believer. Tune in to what we hope is an encouraging conversation for you!

To watch this epsiode on video, see this link https://youtu.be/LifKarwkF-Q

To learn more about our guest Justin Perdue, click this link:

https://covbap.org/leadership/ 

In this episode, Jason and Duffey offer a brief, concise introduction to the discipline of Christian apologetics. Apologetics is the act of defending the Christian faith from various forms of opposition. Should Christians engage in apologetics? How do apologetics and evangelism correlate with one another? These questions and more are discussed here. Enjoy!

For a helpful online resource, see Wesley Huff's (Duffey's recommended online resource) website https://www.wesleyhuff.com/ and his youtube channel https://www.youtube.com/@WesHuff 

Jason and Duffey discuss a book on the pastoral life and theology of the nineteenth-century English Baptist pastor, Charles Haddon Spurgeon. This mini-series will be an on-going series in "book club" style. They will read a chapter and discuss it on an episode each month.

This episode covers Chapter 3 (pp. 73-98).

If you'd like to read along, you may purchase a copy here: 

Geoff Chang, Spurgeon The Pastor 

In this epsiode, Duffey is joined again by Andrew Pressley for a discussion on the history of music throughout the ages. This episode is aimed offering a discussion on the role tradition and the church's music. Is tradition good or bad? Should we be anti-traditional? Should we embrace all traditions? How should we evaulate tradition?