If you have seen those hilarious "denominational meeting" videos, then you already know Keith Foskey. In this interview, I look at the man behind the unlit cigar and bowtie.

In this sermon, I continue my series of expository sermons through the book of Revelation. Here, we consider Revelation 9:1-12.

In this episode, we consider the Trumpet Judgments of Revelation 8:6-13. 

In this episode, I discuss the Reformed view of the Great Tribulation. I argue that it is not merely seven years of hard times just prior to the rapture (as per dispensationalism) but rather the common experience of all believers suffering for the name and the sake of Christ. 

In this episode, I look at the Asbury Revival as objectively and fairly as I can from a Reformed perspective. Of course, I get some help from Jonathan Edwards. 

In this video, we consider the 144,000 from Revelation 7. Who are these people and with what are they sealed? 

In this episode, I take a look at the Sixth Seal in Revelation 6:12-17. I do NOT take the approach that these symbols are some form of Christian Horoscope in the sky, but that John is drawing heavily from Old Testament prophetic tropes to case the Judgment in apocalyptic tones. 

A couple of episodes ago, we considered the possibility that John Frame might be among the greatest theologians alive today. In this episode, I throw out another possibility, the ministry of Joel Beeke. 

In this episode, I consider a question that might hit "too close to home." Should pastors have YouTube channels? Here I will honestly consider this question as objectively as I can, looking at both several positives as well as some clear negatives. 

In this episode, I am going to consider the possibility that John Frame is numbered among the greatest theologians of our age. I won't declare it dogmatically, but I do think he is worthy of much consideration near the upper echelon.