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The Alberta Reformer Podcast is your go-to source for building a robust Christian culture in Alberta. We're here to equip you with the theological and practical tools needed to apply the Lordship of Christ to all of life. Each episode features interviews with Christian leaders, readings of our articles, and in-depth discussions on today's most pressing cultural and political issues. Join us as we cultivate a hopeful vision for our province and work towards a faithful future for generations to come.
Alberta Reformer hosts The Alberta Reformer Podcast, a religion show with 19 episodes published.
As June continues to press its moral framework onto our culture, believers are increasingly forced to navigate a public square that treats objective reality as a form of harm. The primary strategy used to silence the chu
Every June, Alberta is covered in rainbow flags as corporations, media outlets, and municipal institutions rebrand to celebrate Pride Month. In the midst of this coordinated cultural push, individual Christians often fee
In this episode, we revisit a critical analysis of the iGaming Alberta Act. First published in June 2025, this piece offers a timely look at the moral and social costs of the province’s decision to turn online gambling i
Is the freedom of the pulpit under threat in Canada? Sign the Statement: https://forms.ottawastatement.ca/ In this episode, Jay Hildebrand sits down with Josh Senneker, Director of Public Policy for Alberta Reformer, to
If we were created to work (Part 1), why is it so frustrating (Part 2)? And more importantly—is there any hope?In the finale of our series on work, we move from the Garden and the Fall to the Redemption. We explore how t
Ever feel like your work is just a battle against "weeds"—whether they are literal weeds in a field or the metaphorical weeds of office politics and red tape? You aren't alone. This week, we discuss why work feels like a
What are we supposed to do with our 9-to-5? For many Albertans, the workplace is becoming an increasingly complex environment to navigate. In this episode, we take it back to the beginning. We dive into the Scriptures to
In the wake of the Bondi Beach attack, the world debates gun laws while ignoring the root of the issue. Pastor Tim Stephens examines the theological reality of Islam, the true nature of "radical" Christianity, and how th
As "Medical Assistance in Dying" (MAiD) becomes a clinical default in Alberta, how should Christians respond? This episode explores the subtle pressures facing elderly believers to "step aside" and offers a biblically fa
We often talk about the big cultural issues, but what about the culture of our own hearts during an Alberta winter? It is easy to complain about the next six months as a burden, but Scripture calls us to a higher standar
A Federal Court strikes down Alberta law. The Premier plans to use the Notwithstanding Clause. This political clash is a real-time test of the "Lesser Magistrate" doctrine. Join us for an audio reading of Brad Donovan's
Join us for a reading of Clint Humfrey's article that tells the story of Rundle's eight years of challenging itinerant ministry to the Cree and Blackfoot peoples in Western Canada (1840-1848). Though viewed as poorly sui
Is faithful citizenship optional for the Christian? Not a chance. This podcast argues that our earthly citizenship is a gift given to us by God, and He commands a return on that investment. Calen Warkentin explains that
To understand Alberta, you need to understand its Christian roots. Jay Hildebrand is joined by Dr. Michael Wagner to discuss the powerful intersection of faith and politics in our province. They explore how the evangelic
Explore how evangelical Christianity has shaped Alberta's political landscape, influencing its conservative roots through key figures like Henry Wisewood and William Abrehart.
About the Episode This article explores the longing for a perfect society, how non-Christians idolize government, and the necessity of Christian voices in politics. Senneker argues that while civil government is a good g
In a culture that seems to be changing at an alarming rate, many are asking how we got here, and what should we do now. This episode provides a biblical diagnosis for our society's moral decline, arguing that the root ca
In this conversation from last fall, Jay Hildebrand, Executive Director, and Clint Humfrey, Director of Christian Thought, discussed the founding vision and mission of Alberta Reformer and the upcoming launch of our jour
Dr. Michael Wagner joins us to discuss his latest book and its practical relevance for Christians in Alberta today. In this interview, author of "Canada: Standing on Guard for Thee," Dr. Wagner shares what led to the wri
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