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- 4.6 SanctificationQ. 35. What is sanctification?A. Sanctification is the work of God’s free grace by which we are renewed throughout in the image of God and are enabled more and more to die to sin and live to righteousness.47 min
- 4.5 AdoptionWSC 34 addresses the often forgotten or misunderstood doctrine of Adoption. Tune in as we look at what it means to be adopted into the family of God and share our subsequent thoughts on God's abundant goodness and graciousness.1 hr 2 min
- 4.4 JustificationThis week we finally get into some specifics! Our conversation, following the Shorter Catechism, takes us through the doctrine of justification. Give 'er a listen and let us know what you think, or even better - send us questions so that we can help you and others understand these comforting truths better!52 min
- 4.3 Benefits of Union with ChristWSC Q32 is a great summary and introductory question.Q. 32. What benefits in this life are shared by those who are effectively called?A. In this life those who are effectively called share in justification, adoption and sanctification, and the further benefits in this life which accompany or flow from them.Tune in for our conversation connecting the work of Jesus and the Holy Spirit to what it means for an individual to be saved!45 min
- 4.2 Effectual Call and Irresistible GraceWelcome back to another week about how the Holy Spirit saves his people! This episode continues to explore the work of the Spirit in applying Christ's work to people in salvation. Our discussion covers the call of the Spirit making sinners into children of God and his perfect success in doing so. Enjoy - and please send us questions!55 min
- 4.1 The Holy Spirit and SalvationSeason four is here with an introduction to the theology of salvation. This week we talk about how salvation is a work of God- focusing on the Holy Spirit's role in applying salvation. Enjoy!57 min
- Contra Rome 1: Sola Scriptura (Footnotes and Proof-Texts)This week is our first interaction with Roman Catholicism. The first doctrine that must be addressed in any discussion between Protestants and Roman Catholics is that of authority. We do our best to communicate and defend Scripture's rightful place as the sole infallible rule of faith and practice for the church, in the time we have. We hope this helps - enjoy!56 min
- The Millennium and Revelation 20 (Footnotes and Proof-Texts)We're back! This episode is... a lot. In this special episode on the end times/last things we discuss and asses different understandings of Revelation 20 and Christ's reign and second coming. We hope this episode both answers and raises questions provoking discussion and growth in understanding. Enjoy!57 min
- 3.9 Union with ChristThe end of season three! Tune in to hear about Union with Christ and how the salvation won by Christ actually saves his people. Merry Christmas!Q. 29. How are we made to share in the redemption purchased by Christ?A. We are made to share in the redemption purchased by Christ by the effective application of it to us by his Holy Spirit.51 min
- 3.8 Christ's ExaltationTune in for the second to last episode of Season Three! This week we discuss the hope in the reality of Christ's exaltation. We hope you find comfort in the resurrection, reign, and coming return of Christ and our discussion of those realities from the WSC Q28 here.Q. 28. In what does Christ’s exaltation consist?A. Christ’s exaltation consists in his rising again from the dead on the third day; in ascending into heaven; in sitting at the right hand of God the Father; and in coming to judge the world at the last day.47 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.