Beggars at the Gate

We finish paragraph 2 of chapter 2 in the 1689 by discussing God in relation to creation. Our God is sovereign and good and does good, even when we don't understand it all.

We made it to the second paragraph of Chapter 2 of the Second London Confession of Faith! We spend time discussing God's glory in himself and our delight in our most blessed God as his people.

Here's part 2 of our interview with our sending pastor, Matt Emadi. We dive into discipleship and pastoral visits in this part. We're so thankful for Matt Emadi's faithful service and willingness to discuss the church with us.

We interview Pastor Matt Emadi from our sending church, Crossroads Church in Sandy, Utah. We discuss preaching, membership, and what makes a healthy church. We apologize that Matt was a little hard to hear in this interview. We're still trying to perfect our audio set up for a third person.

We finish the first paragraph of chapter 2 on God and the Trinity by discussing the attributes God has gracious shared with us and his disposition to save his people.

We continue our dive into the depths of theology, the being and essence of God, as we press on into the first paragraph of chapter 2 of the 1689. We discuss God's eternality, immutability, and other attributes of God that we know by "negative analogy." Join us as we marvel at who our God is and worship him in truth.

We dive into Chapter 2 of the 1689, Of The Holy Trinity. We make it part way through the first paragraph and discuss who the Bible reveals God to be and why he is, and can only be, the only true God.

Is the practice of church membership a biblical one? At CGC we believe that it is. So where do we find it? What is membership? And what are some of the ways it can be and has been abused?

We finish chapter 1 of the 1689 confession by looking at the use of Scripture in interpretation and controversies. We discuss the use & limitation of the historical-grammatical method of interpretation, how we should read and understand the Bible, as well as where creeds and confession stand in relation to the Bible.

We take a week off of the 1689 to discuss David's song of confession and repentance in Psalm 51. In this devotional episode we discuss the nature of sin and the glory of God's forgiveness.