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- 8.10 Kingdom, and Power, and GloryTHE END! This week we discuss the conclusion to the Lord's Prayer which is also the very last question of the Shorter Catechism. Thanks for a great ride, see you in the fall. Enjoy!** The commentary on the Larger Catechism mentioned was mistakenly ascribed to Machen when Vos' work was the piece cited.49 min
- 8.9 Lead Us Not into TemptationWe're back for the second to last question of the Shorter Catechism. This week we discuss temptation, Chysostom, temptation and identity, and a question about Asherah. Enjoy!1 hr 5 min
- 8.8 Forgive Us Our DebtsThis week we discuss the 105th question of the Shorter Catechism, more Chrysostom, the necessity of forgiveness, and God's will. Enjoy!54 min
- 8.7 Daily BreadTune in as we near the end of the Shorter Catechism. This weeks episode covers our request for daily bread, more of Chrysostom's Homily on the Lord's prayer, some critiquing of asceticism and the prosperity gospel, and a question about murder and the will of God. Enjoy!52 min
- 8.6 Your Will Be DoneThis week we discuss God's will both as it is addressed in WSC 103 and as it is commonly misunderstood in the church today. Enjoy!50 min
- 8.5 Your Kingdom ComeThis week's discussion covers the second petition of the Lord's Prayer. We have more Chrysostom for you all and a little Kingdom - culture discussion as well. Enjoy! reach out to us at [email protected]42 min
- 8.4 Hallowed Be Thy NameThis week we discuss the glorifying of God according to the first petition of the Lord's Prayer. We address our individual and corporate obligation to honor God, honoring God according to all that he has revealed about himself, and our cultural struggles with a lack of reverence. Enjoy! Reach out to us at [email protected]52 min
- 8.3 Our FatherThis week we discuss the 100th question of the Westminster Shorter Catechism and its addressing of the preface to the Lord's Prayer. Send your questions to [email protected] Enjoy!39 min
- 8.2 God's Rule for PrayerGod has taught us how to pray, given us examples of prayer to imitate, and called us to pray according to his will. This week we unpack these realities, we hope our discussion is helpful. Enjoy!45 min
- 8.1 What is PrayerThis week we discuss prayer by means of the 98th question of the Shorter Catechism. We hope you find encouragement in this episode which begins to set the stage for a several week discussion of the Lord's Prayer. Reach out to us with any thoughts questions at [email protected] Enjoy!56 min
About Catechized
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[WE are a podcast about the historic, reformed confessions and catechisms. We are hoping to connect the church of the present with the church of the past in order to equip Christians today to know why they believe what they believe in a way that enables them to pass on the faith to the next generation.]
// BASICALLY - we've both benefitted a lot from study of the Westminster and Heidelberg catechisms - and other similar things- and we think that they are underrated. We want to share what has been exciting for us to learn in a way that makes old reformed documents more interesting and accessible.
// SO give us a chance - the souls of your children depend upon it!
//// ABOUT your hosts:
// JOSH is a high school Bible teacher and classic 'jack of all trades, master of none' ... at least the master of none part. He is a graduate of Grove City College and Reformed Theological Seminary (DC) and is newly married to a beautiful woman who is grateful for another outlet for his biblical and theological ramblings. (She requests that you all keep listening so that she has some continued rest from, "just another thing I was thinking about.")
// JON 'the divine' is originally from in the middle of nowhere in Michigan. He grew up in a Lutheran church memorizing creeds and singing liturgies like it was his job, until he went to college and the Reformed tradition got ahold of him. Now, he is a student at Reformed Theological Seminary, a director of youth ministry in his local church, and a heavy consumer of books, film, and music.