In Table Talk #5, Mike Ovey and Andrew Sach (two of the three authors of Pierced for Our Transgressions) speak to Mike Reeves abvout the cross.
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  What did the Cross Achieve? The Logic of Penal Substitution:        J. I. Packer

In Table Talk #5, Mike Ovey and Andrew Sach (two of the three authors of Pierced for Our Transgressions) speak to Mike Reeves abvout the cross. Mike and Andy recommend: Buy now. Buy now. Buy now. Buy now. Buy now. Buy now. What did the Cross Achieve? The Logic of Penal Substitution: J. I. Packer

In Table Talk #5, Mike Ovey and Andrew Sach (two of the three authors of Pierced for Our Transgressions) speak to Mike Reeves abvout the cross.
Mike and Andy recommend:






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&nbsp; What did the Cross Achieve? The Logic of Penal Substitution:&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; J. I. Packer

Table Talk 005: The Cross

In the mid-1500's the Reformer   Martin Luther and his wife Katie became famous for their hospitality. In   their home, a big old   ex-monastery called The Black   Cloister, they hosted students, colleagues and friends for meals. With good   company, good food, and   Katie's home-brewed   beer (and their children tearing about after the dog), Luther and his friends discussed theology,   life, and everything -   a regular gathering which was   recorded as his   Table Talk.
In the spirit of such refined   pursuits, Theology Network is proud to present our very own Table Talk. We're   taking time to settle down by the fire with key evangelical leaders and chat   about issues that matter   - and we're releasing it as a podcast so you can download our   conversations direct to your ipod. So come and join us at the table - there's plenty of room!

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In the mid-1500's the Reformer Martin Luther and his wife Katie became famous for their hospitality. In their home, a big old ex-monastery called The Black Cloister, they hosted students, colleagues and friends for meals. With good company, good food, and Katie's home-brewed beer (and their children tearing about after the dog), Luther and his friends discussed theology, life, and everything - a regular gathering which was recorded as his Table Talk. In the spirit of such refined pursuits, Theology Network is proud to present our very own Table Talk. We're taking time to settle down by the fire with key evangelical leaders and chat about issues that matter - and we're releasing it as a podcast so you can download our conversations direct to your ipod. So come and join us at the table - there's plenty of room!

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