Episode #15 - Questions every Pastor should have an answer for - part 2

Episode #14 - Questions every Pastor should have an answer for - part 1

Even as Christians in the Middle-East are being beheaded for their faith in Christ, certain evangelical celebrity pastors blithely spit out their motivational-bumpersticker theology. They smile big smiles and tell their largely middle-class American audiences that Christianity is primarily about "the power of positive thinking," or about mere morality and the ability to have "your best life now"...  But is this right? And what about those Christians who are being mercilessly persecuted?  Why aren't they having their best life now? Join our hosts on Reformation Roundtable as they explore this important topic.

The  Reformation reclaimed the Scriptural teaching of the sovereignty of God over every aspect of the believer's life. All of life is to be lived to the glory of God. As the Westminster Shorter Catechism asks, "What is the chief end of man? Man's chief end is to glorify God and to enjoy him forever."  In contrast to the monastic division of life into sacred versus secular perpetuated by the Roman Church, the Reformers believed that all of life - every activity of the Christian is to be sanctified unto the glory of God.  Tune in as our hosts discuss "Soli Deo Gloria"  - the Reformation teaching of Glory to God alone.

What is meant by “The Fall of Man?”  Isn’t it unfair that all human beings have to suffer jut because Adam ate a piece of fruit?  On this episode of Reformation Roundtable we’ll answer these questions and more as we discuss “The Fall”

Pastors come in all shapes and sizes.  Like chameleons they can change from one environment to another depending on their backgrounds, personal preferences, biases, denominational affiliation, doctrinal positions, etc., etc.  So how can a person figure out what type of pastor they have?  On this episode of Reformation Roundtable we discuss 10 questions every pastor should have an answer for….  It’s worth listening to!

What do Old Time Religion, the Protestant Reformers, and the sufficiency of Scripture have in common?  Listen and find out.   Also this episode features an interview with itinerant preacher, John Guthrie of Glasgow, Scotland.

What do Old Time Religion, the Protestant Reformers, and the sufficiency of Scripture have in common?  Listen and find out.

The second and final part of a discussion about “Sola Fide,” the Reformation teaching of salvation, “Through Faith Alone.”

The first of a two part discussion of “Sola Fide,” the Reformation teaching of salvation “Through Faith Alone.”