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- 5.3 A Biblical Theology of the Moral LawAs we follow the Shorter Catechism's lead up to the Ten Commandments we've come to Question 41: Q Wherein is the moral law summarily comprehended?A The Moral Law is summarily comprehended in the Ten Commandments. In this episode we talk about how the morality summarized in the Ten Commandments is present and central throughout all scripture.48 min
- 5.2 Three Types of LawsAs we move towards the Ten Commandments we discuss the Catechism's distinction of the Moral Law as unique from Civil and Ceremonial laws. Distinctions like this help us know how to follow God's commands and why we keep some laws today and not others. Enjoy!57 min
- 5.1 What Duty God Requires of ManWe're back in the Catechism! join us as we start to look at God's law leading into the questions covering the Ten Commandments. This week we focus on having a proper understanding of the law and three historical-theological ways that Christians can understand the use of God's law.55 min
- Contra Rome 2: The Papacy (Footnotes and Proof-Texts)This week we're back to our discussions of Roman Catholicism. In our second 'Against Rome' episode we challenge Rome's teaching on the papacy by addressing its problematic assertions, lack biblical defensibility, and not so compelling history. We hope you enjoy and are encouraged and/or challenged for good!1 hr 9 min
- Historical and Theological Reliability of the New Testament (Footnotes and Proof-Texts)This week we look into the reliability of the New Testament. Jon and I discuss the trustworthiness of the New Testament's manuscripts and how we got the books we have. We also discuss a brief theology of the Canon, defending the foundation oof our theology of scripture.1 hr 1 min
- Hope in Death (FnP Reflections)A brief reflection on the Christian's hope in death. We're going to introduce brief reflections like these for weeks without episodes. Enjoy, we hope this is edifying!8 min
- Miraculous Gifts of the Spirit (Footnotes and Proof-Texts)Our first bonus episode between season 4 and 5 covers gifts of the Spirit. Here we discuss the biblical theology of gifts and the biblical and theological arguments for their cessation (end). Enjoy!1 hr 1 min
- 4.9 Salvation in the ResurrectionThis week we talk about this-Q. 38. What benefits do believers receive from Christ at the resurrection?A. At the resurrection Christ will immediately raise up in glory all believers; he will openly acknowledge and acquit them in the day of judgement, graciously rewarding them according to their works of faith, and they will enter into the full enjoyment of God for all eternity.53 min
- 4.8 Salvation in DeathQ. 37. What benefits do believers receive from Christ at death?A. The souls of believers are at their death made perfect in holiness and immediately pass into glory; and their bodies, being still united to Christ, rest in their graves until the resurrection.41 min
- 4.7 Salvation in this LifeQ. 36. What benefits in this life accompany or flow from justification, adoption and sanctification?A. The benefits in this life which accompany or flow from justification, adoption and sanctification are: assurance of God’s love, peace of conscience, joy in the Holy Spirit, progress in holiness, and perseverance in it to this life’s end.52 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.