In this episode, I will provide a short, twenty-minute primer into the meaning and background of "Reformed Theology." What is it? Who believes it? And what are its major teachings?

In this video, we will consider Jonathan Edwards' view of the millennium. You may know that Edwards was considered a postmillennialist, and believed that Revelation 20 should be interpreted as a distinct stage in redemptive history in which the Gospel has large-scale and global success. Here we will analyze several of his personal 'Miscellanies' on this subject.

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In this sermon, we continue the theme of Federal Headship from the previous sermon in Romans 5. In all of the ways that Adam failed as our first federal head, Christ must succeed. Here, we consider seven ways that Jesus Christ repairs and breaks the curse of Genesis 3:14-19.

In this long-form interview, I talk to Darryl Burling, the author and creator of the Biblical Mastery Academy system for studying the Biblical languages of Greek and Hebrew. Since he is from New Zealand, we discuss the Lord of the Rings, as well as his translation principles and favorite Bible translations.

In this sermon from Romans 5:12-16, we explore the critical doctrine of Federal Headship. This is a foundational idea to Covenant Theology. This text in Romans is richly theological, and explores the doctrines of original sin, total depravity, typological interpretation, and the Federal Headship of Adam and Christ.

In this sermon, we continue our series in the book of Romans. Today we come to a critical text that explores the power of the death of Christ on the cross. God demonstrates or proves His love for us here at the cross of Calvary. We look at Christ's intent in His death, the efficacious nature of the atonement, and its reconciling power in bringing us into a state of grace and forgiveness with God.

In today's episode, I will be discussing one of the great missionaries of all time, and a Covenanter Presbyterian at that! His name was John G. Paton and he was a courageous missionary to the South Sea Islands, attempting to bring the Gospel to the cannibals. Yes, literal, flesh-eating heathens. You will never believe what happens next!

In this sermon, we press on in our series on the book of Romans. After describing our depraved condition in chapters 1-2 and articulating the power of the Gospel in chapters 3-4, Paul now begins to unfold the incredible blessings of being in Christ, saved by justification through faith in Christ. Romans 5:1-5 is an incredible text which extols the comforts and blessings of being in a state of grace.

In this sermon, we move into the fourth chapter of our exposition of Romans. Here, Paul is going to continue to work deeper and deeper into the Gospel truth of justification by grace through faith alone. In this text, the Apostle Paul is going to use both Abraham (4:1-5) and David (4:6-8) as examples from the Old Testament to illustrate of power of justification sola fide.