On this episode of Your Calvinist Podcast, Keith shares the story of why their church chose to adopt the First London Confession (1644/1646) instead of the more popular Second London Confession (1689).

On this episode of Your Calvinist Podcast, Keith shares the story of how God brought his church through a period of revival and reformation. It wasn't easy and at times he thought he might even be removed as pastor. But God was faithful and the rest is history!

On this special episode of YourCalvinist Podcast, Keith welcomes Professor R. Scott Clark to discuss a variety of theological topics, including why he does not accept the term "reformed baptist" as a proper historical category. They also discuss Theonomy and their millennial views. It was a great conversation, you won't want to miss!

On this episode of YourCalvinist Podcast with Keith Foskey, we welcome back “Uncle Rich” Rhoden, famous for his participation in our regular denominational videos as our Reformed Baptist avatar, to discuss the recently released documentary film “Once Saved Always Saved?”

Keith Foskey (Harbor Freight Doug Wilson) meets Tobias Riemenschneider (German Doug Wilson) to discuss his recent sermon given at Apologia Church on the Belligerent Masculinity of Jesus. In this conversation, they discuss the manliness of Christ and how His manliness serves as an example to us all.

March is Pastor's Wife Appreciation month. In this episode, Keith welcomes Pastors Adam Page and Kofi Abu-Boahen to discuss the blessing of their wives and the (sometimes unfair) expectations laid upon them by the church.

On this episode, Keith welcomes Jonny Root to discuss why he believes a Christian cannot vote democrat in our modern context.

Recently a 4-hour American Gospel video dropped where Michael Brown, Justin Peters, Jim Osman, and Sam Storms challenged one another on cessationism and continuationism. In that discussion, Dr. Brown claimed that the sins of Luther were thousands of times more sever than those of Kenneth Copeland. he was challenged on that by Chris Rosebrough, himself a Lutheran, and the two ended up having an interaction on Dr. Brown's program. In this podcast, Keith discusses that interaction with Chris, asks him to clarify his position on Luther, and ask why he would believe that Copeland is actually the one with the greater sin?

Superior Theology is great. But sometimes Reformed Subculture can bring with it some things which aren't great. And sometimes it's downright ugly. On today's show, Keith welcomes Michael Foster to discuss the good, bad, and ugly of reformed christian subculture.

On this episode, Keith welcomes Michael Clary to discuss the "Church Planting Bubble" and if the bubble of the mid-2000's has finally popped. Also, if so, what has been left in its wake?