The Broken Wharfe Podcast

In this episode the guys delve further into the questions of knowledge, reality, being, and how all these things relate to creation, providence, special revelation, and God himself. They also discuss why the Baptist Confession of Faith (1689) approaches these questions from a Realist approach to knowledge and reality. Listen in for all of this and much more!

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This episode is the first of two on the question of how we can know things, and in particular, how we can know God. For this episode, Aquinas is a special help in guiding us through how can know God through the two books he has given us - the Book of Nature and the Book of Grace. Tune in to find out more and if you like this make sure to tune into our next episode where we will be thinking through these questions more...

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Today's episode is a little different as we present to you an interesting section on Creeds and Confessions from our Coffee House Sessions. The Coffee House Sessions are our longer and more relaxed form podcasts and can be found here. Tune in to find out more.

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In this episode we discuss words and how they relate to the written Word of God. How can we interpret the Word and how do words from outside the Word better help us understand the meaning of the Word? How can Pastors use technical terminology to teach their people the doctrines of scripture and why is this important? Tune in to hear the discussion with Richard Barcellos and Oliver Allmand-Smith.

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In this episode the guys get together with Jeff Riddle, Pastor of Christ Reformed Baptist Church in Virginia, to discuss the perspicuity (clarity) of scripture. They discuss how we are to properly understand this doctrine from a confessional perspective and some related themes. Tune in to find out more!

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In this episode we discuss our new book: Vindiciae Veritatis, with Dr Jim Renihan. He answers some questions concerning Socinianism, Thomas Collier's heresies and Nehemiah Coxe's crucial role in their refutation throughout this book. Tune in to find out more!

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In this latest episode, we share some exciting news. We talk about our work with Richard Barcellos and acquisition of RBAP, upcoming book titles, some new podcasting efforts, and our recently released US shop.

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In this episode, Jonny and John-Mark introduce the discipline of philosophy. They answer several questions such as:

• What is philosophy? 
• Is it a help or hindrance to good theology? 
• What principles does it give us for theology?
• How do these principles relate to our reading of the bible?
• Many more...

Further reading:

• A good introduction to the discipline of philosophy - Philosophy 101 by Peter Kreeft
• A good treatment of the history of philosophy - The Consequences of Ideas by R.C. Sproul

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In this episode, the guys open their bibles to John 1 and delve a little into what it means to call Christ the Word (Logos). This includes discussion about: 

• Christology 
• The Mediation of Christ 
• His Offices as Prophet, Priest and King 
• The 4th Century Theologian Augustine of Hippo 
• How this Could Impact our Understanding of Preaching, 

...and much more.  Tune in to find out more.

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Welcome to 2023 at Broken Wharfe! We're excited to bring loads of new content this year and can't wait to bring it to you guys.

In this episode we're recording at a youth conference and answering some questions about Creeds, Confessions of Faith and Christology. Some questions answered are 'what is the biblical basis for creeds and confessions of faith?' and 'what does it mean to say that God does not suffer in light of the real evident suffering of the person of Jesus Christ?'

We have Dr Kevin Bidwell with us, alongside Tony Flanders and Brett Shaw.

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