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A podcast discussing a variety of topics from a Confessionally Reformed Baptist worldview.
Unknown Host hosts Stay Reformed, a religion show with 125 episodes published.
Having considered the ways we reverence God, we turn our attention to the 4th commandment, our final vertical commandment in the Decalogue. We begin by defining what the Lord’s day is and lay the ground working for a mul
Continuing with our ongoing mailbag series, we pause from our exposition of Spurgeon’s catechism, to take our listener’s theological questions. Today, we revisit the doctrine of ‘perseverance of the saints’ and also addr
The third commandment requires us to reflect on the proper use of God’s name in all ways, from the church house and beyond. Today, we focus on the practical application of giving the Lord the reverence that He is due; in
The Lord’s name is to be revered and treated with honor in the highest measure. Sadly, in our day, God’s name has been reduced to curse word and treated with contempt by many in our society. Considering the 3rd commandme
Disappointment, loss, and sorrow are experienced by all of us in this life. Our response to those circumstances, often reveal the posture one has, in relation to the Providence of God. Today, we speak with our friend, Dr
Church history, has been riddled with stumbling blocks that have presented themselves, within the context of corporate worship. None has been more persistent than the use of icons, images, and paintings. But is there a d
We had the honor of interviewing author and theologian, Steve Gregg. We discussed the important topic of ‘Eschatology’ - or “last things”. It was a very informative conversation where we examined the text of scripture an
The positive application of the second commandment in the moral law, frames proper treatment of and motivation to; rightly exalt the Lord. Properly understood, this doctrine helps us to freely worship God, and reject hin
The second commandment articulates our responsibility as Christians to avoid idolatry both in thought and practice. The subtle draw to displace the Lord of his rightful place of our worship, is something that can begin t
The first commandment outlines that we are to have no other gods before us, and to worship the one true living God alone. Often, we can sidestep what this means practically speaking in our lives. Today, we examine some o
Sound doctrine and qualified men trained to rightly divide the word of God, have in the past, fallen on hard times. Providentially, the Lord in His kindness has brought about a resurgence in this area in recent days, sim
Grounded in the first commandment of God’s moral law, is the focus of having no other gods before the one, true living God. It goes without saying that in the abstract sense this is easily acceptable; but not always unde
At the heart of the moral law, the Ten Commandments, is Love for God, and Love for Neighbor. Within the moral law, the obligations both vertically and horizontally unfold systematically in each commandment. Today, we sta
In our day, Christians are often puzzled by the standards we are to adhere to with relation to the word of God. We often apply them haphazardly. The law of God is anything but arbitrary. Today, we consider what rule the
Last week, we considered what happens to the unregenerate upon the moment they pass from this life to the next. Today, we expand upon that topic considering what these individuals will experience in the general resurrect
In Christianity, we often emphasize the benefits and pardon that we receive, due to Christ’s atoning work. This is certainly a good and helpful response. At the same time, we cannot over look the importance of speaking a
Many times, as Christians, we focus on the one time event of being pardoned of our sin; without thinking much about our union with Christ. Today, we spend some time looking to the benefits we receive from the Lord at the
We had the honor of speaking with Dr. Fred Malone, on the important topic of; Baptist Covenant Theology, and the implications that it entails. While we have much in common with our Presbyterian brethern, Dr. Malone, help
Today, we continue answering your questions, as we wrap up our 2nd installment of our two-part mailbag series. We hope you enjoy today’s discussion. PBHB GIVEAWAY: https://www.stayreformed.com/giveaway Additional Referen
Today, we celebrate our 100th episode and take your questions; on another installment of our mailbag series! PBHB GIVEAWAY: https://www.stayreformed.com/giveaway Additional References: The Second London Baptist Confessio
Matthew Everhard
pastor, author, theologian · RPTS
1 appearance on this show
Tom Hicks
Director of Student Success and Academic Interventions · David Shepherd Wildlife Foundation
2 appearances on this show
Jonny Ardavanis
preacher and lead pastor · Stonebridge Bible Church
2 appearances on this show
Tom Ascol
of Founders Ministries and the Institute of Public Theology · Founders Ministries
2 appearances on this show
James Renihan
President of International Reformed Baptist Seminary
3 appearances on this show
Joel Beeke
pastor of Heritage Reformed Congregation · Puritan Reformed Theological Seminary
1 appearance on this show
Dr. Sam Waldron
Dr.
1 appearance on this show
Jim Osman
Pastor/Elder
1 appearance on this show
Mike Gendron
1 appearance on this show
Albert Mohler
SBTS President · The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary
1 appearance on this show
Holly Pivec
NAR
1 appearance on this show
Allie Beth Stuckey
Author, Podcast Host, Speaker
1 appearance on this show
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