Gary Edward Schnittjer teaches biblical Hebrew and Old Testament for the School of Divinity at Cairn University.

He is author of Old Testament Use of Old Testament. It is a reference book for students and ministers of the word with chapters on every book of the Old Testament as well as a chapter on “Toward the New Testament.” For an invited guest post at Cateclesia Institute’s blog based on an example of the findings from the book, see Schnittjer’s “The Fall and Rise of Lady Zion.” Schnittjer is doing research for writing projects under contract with Baker Academic, B&H Academic, and Zondervan Academic. He is currently finishing work on a second edition of Torah Story. Schnittjer offers a free subscription service of verses from the Hebrew Bible daily at HebrewDaybyDay.com for students and ministers of the word.

Austin is joined by Pastor Jonathan Cruse to discuss his book, “What Happens When We Worship“.

What do you want your kids to see more than anything else? Is it the beauty, majesty, and glory of God? But what if they see mostly dots that don’t connect, like a dot-to-dot puzzle? As a parent, you want to help your kids connect the dots. God has given us direction in how to...

In this episode we discuss something that has been grinding Matt’s gears. We discuss the crisis of Pastors in jail in Canada and Christians feeling flatfooted. Restless takes the bold stand that we need to start working hard to understand the biblical relationship between the church and state. The Restless podcast wonders why TGC doesn’t...

Who is Jesus Christ? Was He a wise man who died at the hands of an angry mob? Was He guru who misled a group of gullible men? Or was He much more significant than we can ever imagine? Jesus Christ is the Savior of God’s people. Through Him God saves His people. But who...

Join Nick & Peter as they discuss the ninth chapter of Covenant Theology (written by Dr. Michael McKelvey), published by Crossway and edited by the faculty of Reformed Theological Seminary!

How do the Major Prophets (Jeremiah, Ezekiel, and Daniel) treat the New Covenant? How are the covenants (Adamic, Noahic, Abrahamic, Mosaic, and Davidic) used by the prophets? What does it mean for the fulfillment to have a dual-aspect (something near and far)? How do the Major Prophets quote each other and the other covenants? Are prophets only those who look towards the future, or do they also “judge” according to a covenant in the past? Listen in to find out!

In this episode, we continue our series through An Orthodox Catechism. J. Ryan Davidson joins us to discuss chapter 4.

Welcome to Q&A’s 113-115 the Heidelberg Catechism!

Learn what the tenth commandment is, how loving your neighbor summarizes the “second table” of the law, what the end and purpose of all 10 commandments are, and how the perfect righteousness of Christ has fulfilled all so that you might image him and see God’s holiness in it.

Scott and Gage have a great conversation with Hebrew scholar Chad Bird about Jesus in the Old Testament and Chad’s new book, The Christ Key.

The brothers round out the Church Discipline series… again… with a discussion of Calling, Ordination, and how that relates to the nature of the Church.