Hosted by Francois Pauw & Conrad Rheeder · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 18 episodes
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The Berean Bookclub is a monthly podcast where we discuss books by Saints, both dead and alive, to see what they have to teach us and the church today and hopefully spur us on to love Christ more.
Francois Pauw & Conrad Rheeder hosts The Berean Bookclub, a religion show with 18 episodes published.
In this episode of The Berean Bookclub Podcast, we dive into Deep Discipleship by JT English, exploring what it truly means to cultivate mature disciples in the church. Have we misdiagnosed the problem of discipleship, a
In this episode, we explore Counterfeit Kingdom by Holly Pivec and Douglas Geivett, diving into the world of the New Apostolic Reformation (NAR) and its impact on churches both globally and here in South Africa. We discu
In this first episode of Season 4, we explore productivity from a Christian worldview by engaging with Redeeming Productivity by Reagan Rose. We discuss the five pillars of productivity—the "why" behind productivity—and
In the last episode for the year, we sit down with Ferdie Mulder, who recently returned from the UK, to learn more about his family, his current work, and the heart behind the Institute for Reformation in South Africa. W
In this episode, we discuss J. Gresham Machen's classic book, Christianity and Liberalism. We reflect on Machen's legacy and examine how this work clearly outlines the distinct differences between the Christian faith and
In the ninth episode of this season, we examine Compelling Community by Mark Dever and Jamie Dunlop. This thought-provoking book presents a vision of the church that goes beyond shared interests or demographics, aiming i
In the eighth episode of this season, we dive into Untangling Emotions by Alisdair Groves. The book tackles the complex topic of emotions, emphasizing that our emotions ultimately flow from our hearts. To truly deal with
This episode dives into Dark Clouds, Deep Mercy by Mark Vroegop, where we explore the pattern of lament and its powerful role in guiding us from suffering to praise. We discuss how following this biblical practice not on
In this 6th Episode of season three of the Berean Bookclub we chat about Tim Keller’s little book: The Freedom of Self-forgetfulness. In this book, Keller offers an alternative to both the ego which is puffed up and ego
In this fifth episode of Season 3, we discuss "Raising Confident Kids in a Confusing World" by Ed Drew. This book offers Christian parents insights on grounding their children's identities in Christ and the implications
In this fourth episode of season three, we chat through "Can We Trust The Gospels" by Peter Williams. The four gospels have regularly been put under the microscope in order to determine whether they can be trusted. In th
In this third episode of season three, we chat through C. S. Lewis' "The Inner Ring". Originally a lecture he gave at King's College University of London in 1944, Lewis describes the existence of the unseen social circle
In this second episode of season three, we chat through Randy Alcorn's "Managing God's Money," exploring some foundational principles of financial stewardship and biblical perspectives on money. In his book, Alcorn cover
In this first episode of season three, we chat through Hannah Hurnard's book: Hind's Feet on High Places In this allegory, Hurnard writes of the Christian life as a journey from the valley up onto the high places. Perhap
In this episode of The Berean Bookclub we chat through Songs of Suffering by Joni Eareckson. This book walks through 25 songs which have accompanied Joni through what seems to be a lifetime of suffering. Along the way, s
In this episode of The Berean Bookclub we chat through The Thrill of Orthodoxy by Trevin Wax. In this book, we walk along a path with Trevin Wax as he makes a case for why pursuing ancient orthodoxy is a thrilling advent
In part two of this first episode of season two of the Berean Bookclub we chat through Strange New World by Carl Trueman. We continue our journey with Trueman to understand how the modern man has come to think about hims
In part one of this first episode of season two of The Berean Bookclub we chat through Strange New World by Carl Trueman. In this book, we take a journey with Trueman to understand how the modern man has come to think ab
In this episode of the Berean Bookclub we chat through Rembrandt is in the Wind by Russ Ramsey. In this book Ramsey wants his readers to learn to love art through the eyes of faith. There is only one way in which he trie
In this episode of The Berean Bookclub we chat through Songs of Suffering by Joni Erickson. This book walks through 25 songs which have accompanied Joni through what seems to be a lifetime of suffering. Along the way, sh
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