Reformation Roundtable

Reformation Roundtable

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Reformation Roundtable episodes

  • Ep. 47 - Ephesians 4:1-6 Preserving the Unity We Already Have - Dave Hatcher

    We have officially planted as of this past Lord’s Day, Pentecost Sunday 2021. God be praised!

    I am posting the edited service to include the Call to Worship, exhortation, sermon, Lord’s Supper teaching, and commission. If you are looking to simply hear the sermon only, I will add a timestamp in the show notes for when the sermon begins in this case you can skip ahead to the 20:45 marker for the beginning of the sermon. During our worship we also welcomed 10 households into membership, ordained an elder, and baptized one of our little sisters in Christ. If you would like to join us for Lord’s Day worship, please visit lewiscounty.church and you will find our current times and locations for worship. Please enjoy the sermon.

    1 hr 7 min
  • Ep. 46: Discussion Night – Tithe's & Church Budget
    In this episode we discuss tithing, giving, and offerings. Are they all the same? Is there a difference between the tithe (10-percent of the increase) and freewill offerings? We also discuss some easy ways of thinking about church budgeting as well as several miscellaneous topics regarding planting a reformed church in Lewis County.
    Here is the handout that was passed out during the discussion Titled “Our Role in the Body of Christ” written by Frank Stout.
    Our-Role-in-the-Body-of-Christ
    1 hr 56 min
  • Ep. 45: Discussion Night – The Lord's Supper
    In this episode we discuss communion.
    There are a lot of specifics to discuss on our convictions as it relates to the Lord’s Supper.
    What is the regulative principal?
    What types of worship must be held by the regulative principal and what kinds don’t?
    What makes for a “covenant renewal” service?
    What is the difference between the bread and the wine?r
    Should there be two prayers?
    Who should be admitted?
    How old should someone be to come?
    Should those with mental deficiencies be allowed to partake?
    What is closed communion? What is open?
    How often should we observe it?
    Should we use wine?
    Should we use leavened bread?
    Are there blessings and curses connected with the meal?
    I think to give us context for how communion fits within the broader scope of covenant renewal worship I would like to request that everyone listen to this 40min podcast.
    James Jordan gives a wonderfully concise synopsis of why we follow the pattern of covenant renewal worship and why the Lord’s Table is so integral to it.
    2 hr
  • Ep. 41: Fellowship Night – The Authority of Parents
    During our fellowship we read scripture, sang songs, recited part of the Westminster Confession of Faith, and discussed the authority of parents. The song you hear at the beginning of the episode can be heard in full here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LKiuOZDACus
    1 hr 29 min
  • Ep. 40: Fellowship Night – Covenant Nurture – Reformation Roundtable
    Here is the audio from our fellowship night that took place on March 21st, 2021 at Christ Covenant Church. The beautiful opening guitar work was played by Nick Fletcher and is a tune known as St. Columbia. This tune is beautifully paired with the metrical setting of Psalm 23 written by Henry Baker titled "The King of Love my Shepherd Is."  We sing this song during our fellowship night together. Listen to the entire song by Nick Fletcher here.
    1 hr 30 min

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Christ Covenant Church (CCC), is a local reformed church in Centralia WA. We are a gathering of saints who love the Lord Jesus Christ because He first loved us. We are a thoroughly Trinitarian,…