Catechized

Catechized

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Catechized episodes

  • 7.1 The Ordinary Means of Grace
    We are finally back! And our return marks the beginning of our penultimate season covering the Westminster Shorter Catechism. This week we discuss Question 88 and introduce the topic of the means of grace. Enjoy! Send us thoughts and questions to [email protected] and check out our website catechized.org where we post articles, most recently on the book of Numbers.
    44 min
  • 6.6 Repentance Unto Life
    Closing off a short sixth season with a discussion on the nature of repentance. This week we look at the grace of God that is our repentance. We follow the catechism discussion up with beefy history, heresy and question segments. Enjoy! Reach out to us at [email protected] or on instagram @catechizedpod
    1 hr 3 min
  • 6.5 Faith in Jesus Christ
    It is by grace you have been saved through faith. Christians, especially protestants, celebrate faith as the means by which God's grace is known to the believer, but what is faith? This week we turn to the Shorter Catechism and its summary of God's Word to better understand faith as it is described in the New Testament. Enjoy! Reach out to us at [email protected]
    48 min
  • 6.4 Repent and Believe
    Repent and believe the good news! The Shorter Catechism addresses what God requires in the place of the obedience that man cannot give. This week we follow the Catechism through the a discussion of God's grace that begins with the gospel call to repent and believe. Reach out to us at [email protected] Enjoy!
    34 min
  • 6.3 The Wrath Deserved by Man
    The law highlights our sin. Our sin demands wrath as God's justice. And out need in sin drives us to Christ and his cross. Hear our discussion of the Shorter Catechism's treatment of this theological reality.
    43 min

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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.]