A little discussion about the Lord being at hand and how it can affect our lives, and how it can be overlooked.
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Pilgrim Talk Podcast: Quick Thoughts: The Lord is at Hand
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Monthly Archives: July 2019
Walking the Old Paths: Geneva in 1533
Walking the Old Paths covers the ground of Geneva in 1533 as the Reformed Church gets off the ground. We follow the Reformed Church from a Hat Maker’s yard to a 400 man communion service in the Franciscan Church. Come see the lessons from a pre-Calvin Genevan Reformed Church.
Walking the Old Paths: Enter Calvin
As we walk through 1533, we come to France and the beginning of the career of John Calvin. So, we take a moment to catch up with John Calvin. Then we see the incident that makes Calvin a public figure and a fugitive.
Pilgrim Talk Podcast: A discussion about cremation
A different Pilgrim Talk Podcast with Rev. Joe Vusich to discuss the issue of cremation. A bit longer than normal, but perhaps worth a listen.
Pilgrim Talk Podcast: General Assembly review of the PCA
An outsider’s (former member) view of the PCA GA and some of the things that happened. It is a little rough, but sometimes you have to call ’em like you see ’em.
Bibliotheca Palatina: Two History books and a book about Schizophrenia
Summer is a great time to read and to get through some book back logs. This episodes has a review of Broken Pieces and the God Who Mends Them by Simonetta Carr, a Zwingli bio, and The First Seven Ecumenical Councils by Davis.
Walking the Old Paths: Ann and Thomas in England
Continuing our tour of the Reformation in the year 1533 we find our selves in England to meet the new Queen: Ann as well as the new archbishop, Thomas Cramner. The beginnings of the Anglican Reformation are set in motion and we examine those.
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Pilgrim Talk Podcast: Southern Baptist Convention and The Press
Since the gang is off on holidays, the Podcast takes a turn through the Southern Baptist Convention’s latest meeting and examines it in light of the responses from a new very negative culture.
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