Join Coalt Robinson and Jay Wipf as they discuss the importance of the law-gospel distinction with special guest Dr. R. Scott Clark. Dr. Clark, a pastor and professor, explains the historical significance of this distinction in the Reformed tradition and its impact on understanding Scripture. He emphasizes the need to distinguish between law and gospel in preaching and the Christian life. Discover the resources and books recommended by Dr. Clark to deepen your understanding of this essential theological concept. Don't miss this enlightening conversation on the Renewal Cast podcast.

Timestamp Summary
0:10 Introducing Dr. R. Scott Clark: Pastor, Professor, and Podcaster
3:15 Academic Updates and Heidelberg Catechism Insights
7:14 Revisiting the Law-Gospel Distinction in Reformed Theology
11:13 Distinguishing Law and Gospel in Christian History
15:42 A Preacher's Revelation on Law and Gospel Distinction
17:43 Exploring the Law-Gospel Distinction in Protestant Theology
22:04 Debunking Antinomianism and Affirming the Third Use of the Law
23:33 The Permanence of God's Moral Law Across Testaments
24:05 Understanding the Threefold Use of the Moral Law
26:16 Understanding Christian Law and Salvation 28:15 Evolving Interpretations of Covenant Theology in Reformed Circles
31:35 Exploring the Heidelberg Catechism and Reformed Theology
34:44 Understanding Sin, Misery, and Sanctification Through Law and Gospel
37:20 Reformed Theology and Its Debt to Luther
39:55 Reflecting on Idyllic Summers and Scouting Camps in South Dakota
41:18 Discussing Relocation and Freedom Post-Pandemic