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Reformed Baptist Church of Franconia PAThe Lord on High: Ps.92Preached at Word of Life Baptist Church, Pottsville, PA March 9, 2025. The sermon explores themes of praise, steadfastness, and divine sovereignty through the lens of Psalm 92, a song for the Sabbath traditionally sung in the temple. It emphasizes the importance of giving thanks to God for His work, particularly in the face of adversity, and highlights the ultimate triumph of righteousness over wickedness. The speaker connects the psalm's imagery of flourishing trees and eternal fruitfulness to the enduring presence and power of God, ultimately pointing toward a future where believers will gather with their King to celebrate His victory and declare...2025-03-0955 minReformed Baptist Church of Franconia PAThe Successful Servant2025-03-0226 minReformed Baptist Church of Franconia PAThe Lord On High: Ps.92This sermon explores the themes of praise, divine sovereignty, and the ultimate triumph of righteousness, drawing from Psalm 92 to affirm God's enduring reign and the eventual downfall of the wicked. The speaker highlights the psalm's setting within corporate worship, emphasizing the king's role in leading the congregation in grateful praise for God's work and protection, while also pointing to the psalm's broader message of hope and assurance for God's people, culminating in a vision of eternal life and vindication in God's presence, where the righteous flourish and declare God's unwavering justice and faithfulness.2025-03-0248 minReformed Baptist Church of Franconia PAThe Submissive Servant2025-02-2329 minReformed Baptist Church of Franconia PAThe Invincible King: Ps.91This sermon explores the assurance of divine protection and triumph, focusing on Psalm 91 as a prophecy of the Messiah, Jesus Christ. It identifies multiple speakers within the psalm—Messiah, David the prophet, and God—to illuminate the progression of assurance given to the king, ultimately revealing God's promise of unwavering support and victory over enemies. The sermon emphasizes that the psalm finds fulfillment in Jesus, offering hope and confidence to believers who anticipate the full realization of God's kingdom and share in His ultimate triumph.2025-02-2343 minReformed Baptist Church of Franconia PAOur Eternal Refuge: Ps.90The sermon explores the themes of mortality, divine sovereignty, and the enduring hope found in God's steadfast love, drawing from Psalm 90. It acknowledges the brevity and difficulty of human life, emphasizing that death is a consequence of sin and a reminder of God's ultimate authority. However, it ultimately offers a message of comfort and trust, asserting that God remains a refuge and strength through generations, and that His promises, particularly those related to the Davidic line and ultimately fulfilled in Christ, offer a future hope that transcends earthly suffering and establishes a lasting legacy for believers.2025-02-1641 minReformed Baptist Church of Franconia PAPsalm of a Failed Promise: Ps.89The sermon explores the enduring nature of God's covenant with David, examining the tension between divine promise and apparent failure in the face of historical trauma. Drawing from Psalm 89, the message highlights Ethan's struggle to reconcile God's steadfast love and faithfulness with the devastation of exile, ultimately affirming that despite earthly setbacks, God's commitment remains unwavering. Through an analysis of prophetic vision, the sermon underscores the importance of trusting in God's word, even when circumstances seem to contradict it, and anticipates the ultimate fulfillment of God's kingdom through the Davidic line, offering hope and assurance amidst adversity.2025-02-0948 minReformed Baptist Church of Franconia PAWhen Disaster Strikes2025-02-0240 minReformed Baptist Church of Franconia PAThe Sin-Bearing Servant2025-01-2639 minReformed Baptist Church of Franconia PAThe Servant Despised2025-01-1226 minReformed Baptist Church of Franconia PAThe Dark Psalm: Ps.88The sermon explores a lament psalm, examining its unique characteristics and theological significance. It highlights the author's profound suffering and sense of abandonment, noting the absence of typical petition and praise found in other lament psalms. While acknowledging the darkness and despair expressed, the analysis emphasizes the author's unwavering hope and trust in God as the source of salvation, ultimately pointing towards the Lord Jesus Christ who embodies the psalm's themes of suffering, abandonment, and ultimate triumph over death, offering a message of enduring hope and faith amidst adversity.2025-01-1245 minReformed Baptist Church of Franconia PAThe Demand of DiscipleshipThe sermon emphasizes the demanding nature of true discipleship, urging listeners to embrace a life of self-denial and cross-bearing as a necessary to following Christ. Drawing from Luke 9, the message highlights Peter's confession of Jesus as the Christ while also addressing his initial misunderstanding of the Messiah's role, ultimately clarifying that genuine discipleship requires intentional sacrifice, a willingness to relinquish personal ambitions, and a commitment to prioritizing Christ above all else, even familial relationships, to secure eternal life and fulfill God's will.2025-01-0553 minReformed Baptist Church of Franconia PAThe Exalted & Suffering Servant2025-01-0538 minReformed Baptist Church of Franconia PAThe Glory of the IncarnationThe sermon explores the profound theological significance of the incarnation, emphasizing that the eternal Word of God became flesh to dwell among humanity. Drawing from John chapter one, the message highlights the deity of Jesus, affirming his role as creator and the embodiment of divine grace and truth. The speaker underscores the unique nature of this event, where God, in his infinite glory, stooped to become fully human, ultimately offering salvation through his sacrifice and revealing God's character to humankind. This central theme is presented as a cornerstone of Christian faith, offering hope and redemption through the saving work of...2024-12-2952 minReformed Baptist Church of Franconia PABorn in Zion: Ps.87The sermon explores Psalm 87, emphasizing the prophetic vision of a global kingdom where all nations recognize and celebrate Zion as the dwelling place of God. It examines the psalm's poetic imagery, particularly the inclusion of traditionally adversarial nations like Egypt and Babylon, to illustrate a future reality where God's presence unites humanity. The message connects the Old Testament's anticipation of a universal reign with the New Testament's fulfillment in Christ, highlighting the church as a community of believers who, like citizens of Zion, possess all they need and joyfully proclaim their belonging to the king, anticipating a future where righteousness...2024-12-0153 minReformed Baptist Church of Franconia PAFaith on the Brink: Ps.73This sermon explores the struggle of faith in the face of apparent injustice, drawing from Psalm 73 to examine the unsettling reality that the wicked often prosper while the righteous suffer. It emphasizes the importance of recognizing God's sovereignty and understanding that earthly prosperity is fleeting, while true comfort and security lie in a steadfast relationship with God. The message encourages listeners to avoid the trap of envy and to instead reaffirm their trust in God's ultimate goodness and justice, finding refuge and purpose in proclaiming His works, ultimately leading to a deeper understanding of God's unwavering faithfulness and eternal purpose.2024-11-2451 minReformed Baptist Church of Franconia PAThe Suffering Servant: IntroNote: poor audio quality2024-11-1723 min
Union ChurchPhilippians 2:12-18 - Working it OutListen along as we continue our journey through Philippians.
Notes//Quotes:
Philippians 2:12-18 - Kim
Working It Out
“The doctrine of justification concerns God’s gracious judicial verdict in advance of the day of judgment, pronouncing guilty sinners, who turn in self-despairing trust to Jesus Christ, forgiven, acquitted of all charges and declared morally upright in God’s sight.”
- Philip Eveson
Ephesians 2:8&9:
8 For by grace you have been saved through faith. And this is not your own doing; it is the gift of God, 9 not a result of works...2024-11-0330 minReformed Baptist Church of Franconia PAThe Servant's Gethsemane: Is.502024-10-1333 minReformed Baptist Church of Franconia PAGreater than Solomon: Ps.72The sermon explores the hopeful vision of a righteous and enduring king, as depicted in Psalm 72, emphasizing themes of justice, compassion, and universal dominion. It examines the psalm's prayer for a ruler who will protect the vulnerable, crush oppressors, and bring prosperity and peace to all nations, ultimately transcending earthly kings to point towards a messianic figure. The speaker connects the psalm's grand promises to the hope of a future kingdom inaugurated by Jesus Christ, where justice prevails and all nations will acknowledge and serve him, anticipating a time when God's glory will fill the earth.2024-10-1343 minReformed Baptist Church of Franconia PAThe Dishonored King: Ps.69The sermon explores the themes of persecution, faithfulness, and divine justice through the lens of Psalm 69, portraying a king enduring unjust suffering due to his zeal for God. It examines the psalm's lament and petitions, highlighting the king's plea for deliverance and his anticipation of praise, while drawing parallels to Jesus Christ as the ultimate fulfillment of these prophetic words. The message emphasizes the importance of remaining steadfast in faith amidst adversity, trusting in God's ultimate vindication and the promise of a future where righteousness prevails and the faithful will inherit blessings.2024-10-0645 minReformed Baptist Church of Franconia PAThe Lord Ascended & Triumphant: Ps.68The sermon explores the triumphant nature of God's power and sovereignty, drawing from Psalm 68 to illustrate his victory over enemies and his establishment of his kingdom. It emphasizes God's past deliverance of Israel, his present reign, and the anticipation of a future when all nations will acknowledge his lordship through Jesus Christ. The message connects historical events, prophetic pronouncements, and the ascension of Christ, portraying a narrative of ongoing conflict and ultimate triumph, ultimately calling for unwavering faithfulness and joyful anticipation of God's complete victory.2024-09-2944 minReformed Baptist Church of Franconia PAA Light to the Nations (2): Is.492024-09-2237 minReformed Baptist Church of Franconia PASinging in the Wilderness: Ps.63The sermon explores themes of trust and praise amidst adversity, drawing from Psalm 63 as a model for enduring hardship and maintaining faith. It highlights David's experience in the wilderness of Judah, separated from the sanctuary and facing threats, as a reflection of the early church's own precarious existence and, by extension, the contemporary Christian experience of living as a minority in a hostile culture. The message emphasizes God's steadfast love as a source of strength and anticipates a future time of restoration and rejoicing when the king will triumph over his enemies and all who trust in him will exult...2024-09-2241 minReformed Baptist Church of Franconia PAA Light to the Nations (1): Is.492024-09-1539 minReformed Baptist Church of Franconia PATrusting God Alone: Ps.62The sermon explores themes of trust and perseverance in the face of adversity, drawing from Psalm 62 to emphasize reliance on God alone amidst injustice and threat. It highlights the importance of maintaining a calm heart and unwavering faith, even when circumstances appear dire, and underscores the exclusiveness of divine trust, rejecting reliance on human strength, alliances, or material possessions. Ultimately, the message calls listeners to emulate David's steadfastness, finding refuge and hope in God's power, steadfast love, and promise of rendering to each person according to their work, ultimately pointing to Christ as the ultimate source of salvation and refuge.2024-09-0844 minReformed Baptist Church of Franconia PAEvil in High Places: Ps.58The sermon explores the themes of injustice and divine judgment through the lens of Psalm 58, examining the lament of a righteous figure confronting wicked authorities. It argues that while praying for the destruction of the wicked may seem unsettling, it stems from a zealous desire for God's honor and a recognition of the pervasive nature of sin, ultimately highlighting the grace of God's intervention in a fallen world and anticipating a future where righteousness prevails and all humanity acknowledges God's just rule.2024-09-0146 minReformed Baptist Church of Franconia PAThe Servant's Mission: Is.422024-08-2539 minReformed Baptist Church of Franconia PAThe Servant of the Lord: Is.42-612024-08-1836 minReformed Baptist Church of Franconia PAThe Repentant King: Ps.51The sermon explores the profound themes of sin, repentance, and forgiveness through the lens of Psalm 51, a lament by a king grappling with his failings. It emphasizes the necessity of acknowledging personal responsibility for transgressions, recognizing the inherent corruption of the human heart, and seeking divine mercy rather than attempting to justify one's actions. The message underscores that true repentance involves a broken spirit and a contrite heart, and that God's righteousness is demonstrated through the sacrifice of Jesus Christ, offering both cleansing from sin and justification for believers, ultimately calling for a continual reliance on Christ and a willingness...2024-08-1150 minReformed Baptist Church of Franconia PAThe Cornerstone: Is.282024-08-1139 minReformed Baptist Church of Franconia PAThe King of Isaiah's Apocalypse2024-08-0434 minReformed Baptist Church of Franconia PAThe Righteous Advantage: Ps.49The sermon explores the unsettling reality of injustice and the temptation to envy the prosperity of the unrighteous, drawing wisdom from Psalm 49 to offer solace and perspective. It highlights the fleeting nature of earthly wealth and glory, contrasting it with the enduring hope of the righteous who anticipate a future resurrection and ultimate triumph over death. Ultimately, the message encourages listeners to maintain a long-term perspective, trusting in God's ultimate justice and finding comfort in the promise of a brighter morning beyond the present darkness.2024-08-0430 minReformed Baptist Church of Franconia PAGod Our Fortress: Ps.46The sermon explores themes of divine refuge and strength amidst turmoil, drawing from Psalm 46 to offer assurance and comfort to God's people. It examines the psalm's historical context, suggesting connections to events like Jehoshaphat's victory and Hezekiah's deliverance from Sennacherib, while emphasizing the broader prophetic significance of God's ultimate triumph over all enemies. The message underscores the importance of trusting in God's unwavering presence and sovereignty, even in the face of cultural decline and personal anxieties, ultimately inviting listeners to find solace in the assurance that God remains their fortress and refuge, and will be exalted in the earth.2024-07-1452 minReformed Baptist Church of Franconia PAThe Greatest Theme: Ps.45The sermon explores Psalm 45 as a royal wedding song, highlighting its enduring relevance through a Messianic interpretation. It examines the psalmist's overflowing heart as he addresses the king, praising his beauty, strength, and righteousness, while also envisioning a future reign of peace and justice. The passage emphasizes the king's divine anointing and the bride's submission, ultimately pointing to a greater king—Jesus Christ—whose kingdom transcends earthly boundaries and whose name will be praised by all nations forever, establishing a profound connection between ancient Israel's worship and the Christian faith.2024-07-0737 minReformed Baptist Church of Franconia PAThe Branch of Jesse: Is.112024-06-0941 minReformed Baptist Church of Franconia PAA Psalm for Martyrs: Ps.44This sermon explores the lament of a king and his army, recalling past victories and confronting present defeat, ultimately affirming unwavering trust in God's steadfast love. Examining Psalm 44, the speaker highlights the historical context of the psalm, emphasizing that even amidst suffering, faithfulness and protest are possible. The sermon underscores the importance of remembering God's past interventions while acknowledging that God's timing and purposes are beyond human understanding, ultimately calling listeners to a robust faith that anticipates God's vindication and shares in the victory secured by Christ.2024-06-0950 minReformed Baptist Church of Franconia PAThe Promised Son: Is.92024-06-0239 minReformed Baptist Church of Franconia PAWhat Delights God: Ps.40The sermon explores the themes of grateful praise, obedience, and the anticipation of Christ through a close examination of Psalm 40. It highlights David's expression of gratitude for God's deliverance, his pledge to serve God faithfully, and the shift from sacrificial offerings to a life of devoted obedience. The message emphasizes that Christ's incarnation fulfills the Old Testament's foreshadowing of a perfect sacrifice, rendering the need for repeated offerings obsolete and calling believers to a life of grateful service and trust in God's unwavering mercy.2024-06-0243 minReformed Baptist Church of Franconia PASuffering Deserved & Undeserved: Ps.38This psalm presents a raw and honest portrayal of suffering, exploring both deserved consequences of sin and undeserved attacks from enemies. The speaker laments physical and emotional distress, acknowledging personal failings while simultaneously protesting unfair treatment and pleading for divine intervention. Through expressions of desperation and unwavering trust in God's mercy and justice, the speaker ultimately finds solace in the assurance of divine response, demonstrating a profound faith even amidst profound pain and uncertainty, and foreshadowing the ultimate hope of deliverance.2024-05-2644 minReformed Baptist Church of Franconia PAThe Future Salvation of IsraelThis message was presented as the "Dinner and Doctrine" lecture at Limerick Chapel, Limerick, PA, May 19, 2024.2024-05-1953 minReformed Baptist Church of Franconia PAThe Wicked & the Righteous in Perspective: Ps.37Psalm 37 addresses the perplexing question of why the wicked often seem to prosper while the righteous suffer, offering a message of enduring hope and trust in God. It instructs believers not to fret or envy the wicked, but instead to commit their way to the Lord, delighting in Him and patiently waiting for His justice to unfold. The sermon emphasizes that the wicked's success is fleeting, while the righteous will inherit the land and share in God's ultimate triumph, assuring those who remain steadfast in their faith that God's righteous judgment will prevail and they will be vindicated in the...2024-05-1936 minReformed Baptist Church of Franconia PAA Learned Trust: Ps. 34, 56The sermon explores themes of fear, faith, and divine protection through the lens of David's experiences fleeing Saul, drawing from Psalm 34, 1 Samuel 19-21, and Psalm 56. It highlights David's transformation from a state of panic and deception to one of grateful praise and unwavering trust in God's deliverance, emphasizing that even amidst difficult circumstances, God remains faithful and provides refuge. The message underscores the importance of remembering God's promises, seeking refuge in Him, and offering continual praise, ultimately pointing to Christ as the ultimate source of salvation and protection for those who take refuge in Him.2024-05-1243 minReformed Baptist Church of Franconia PAA Singing People: Ps.33This sermon emphasizes the importance of joyful praise directed towards God, highlighting that praise is fitting for the righteous and should be rooted in an understanding of God's character and actions. Drawing from Psalm 33, the message underscores God's sovereignty over creation and history, the futility of human opposition, and the steadfast nature of His promises. Ultimately, the sermon calls for a confident trust in God's unwavering rule and anticipates the fulfillment of His kingdom, encouraging believers to actively participate in praising Him amidst cultural decline and opposition, knowing that His purposes will ultimately prevail.2024-05-0547 minReformed Baptist Church of Franconia PAPsalm of a Forgiven Saint: Ps.32This sermon explores the profound relief and joy found in confessing and being forgiven of sin, drawing heavily from Psalm 32. It emphasizes that true blessing comes not from self-righteousness or attempts to hide wrongdoing, but from honest acknowledgment of transgression and trust in God's grace, demonstrated through Christ's atoning sacrifice. The message highlights the contrast between the anguish of unconfessed sin and the liberating experience of having sins covered and not counted against us, ultimately calling listeners to rejoice and praise God for this transformative gift of forgiveness and the assurance of a secure refuge in Him.2024-04-2846 minReformed Baptist Church of Franconia PAThe Virgin-Born Son2024-04-2842 minReformed Baptist Church of Franconia PAThe Branch of the Lord2024-04-2133 minReformed Baptist Church of Franconia PAThe Ruler from Bethlehem2024-04-1436 minReformed Baptist Church of Franconia PAThe World's King2024-04-0730 minReformed Baptist Church of Franconia PAJesus is Lord!Easter Sunday morning message2024-03-3145 minReformed Baptist Church of Franconia PAThe King of Glory: Ps.24This continues a series of studies stemming from my studies with Bruce Waltke, his lectures, and our book, How to Read and Understand the Psalms (Crossway, 2023). This sermon explores the significance of Psalm 24, framing it as a hymn of praise and an enthronement psalm celebrating the King of Glory. It highlights the psalm's historical context within David's bringing the Ark of the Covenant to Jerusalem, emphasizing the Lord's universal dominion and the qualifications for entering his presence – clean hands and a pure heart. The message connects the psalm's imagery of triumphant entry and divine glory to the triumphal entry of Je...2024-03-2439 minReformed Baptist Church of Franconia PAThe Good Shepherd: Ps.23This continues a series of studies stemming from my studies with Bruce Waltke, his lectures, and our book, How to Read and Understand the Psalms (Crossway, 2023). Drawing from the imagery of a shepherd and his flock, the sermon explores themes of trust, provision, and protection, emphasizing God's unwavering care for his people even amidst danger. Through the familiar verses of Psalm 23, the speaker examines the pastoral setting, the banqueting table, and ultimately, the promise of eternal dwelling in God's presence, highlighting the significance of God's constant presence as the source of safety and abundance. The message underscores the concept of...2024-03-1757 minReformed Baptist Church of Franconia PAThe Triumphant Sufferer (Ps.22)The sermon explores the profound significance of Psalm 22, examining its dual nature as a lament and a prophetic declaration of Christ's suffering and ultimate triumph. It traces the psalm's progression from a cry of abandonment and persecution to an anticipated song of praise and universal recognition of God's righteousness. The message emphasizes that Jesus' experience on the cross, mirroring the psalm's imagery, fulfilled ancient prophecies and secured the redemption of humanity, ultimately establishing God's kingdom and inspiring eternal worship.2024-03-1040 minReformed Baptist Church of Franconia PAThe Breaker King2024-03-1030 minReformed Baptist Church of Franconia PAGod Speaks, Pt.2 (Ps.19)The sermon emphasizes the profound significance of divine revelation, asserting that God has spoken and that this foundational claim underpins all Christian belief and practice. Drawing from Psalm 19, it explores the dual nature of revelation—general through the created order and special through Scripture—highlighting the law of the Lord as perfect, trustworthy, and capable of reviving the soul, imparting wisdom, and bringing joy. The message underscores the authority and value of God's word, portraying it as a source of guidance, protection, and ultimately, a pathway to acceptance through Christ, who serves as both rock and redeemer, enabling believers to live...2024-03-0341 minReformed Baptist Church of Franconia PADavid's House Rebuilt2024-02-2543 minReformed Baptist Church of Franconia PAIsrael's Messiah Acknowledged2024-02-1841 minReformed Baptist Church of Franconia PAMessianic Psalms: The Big Picture2024-02-1143 minReformed Baptist Church of Franconia PAPsalms: The Big Picture2024-02-1143 minReformed Baptist Church of Franconia PAPsalms: David a Type of Messiah2024-02-0435 min
Let Your Mind Travel Through Words With Full AudiobookWarfield on the Christian Life: Living in Light of the Gospel Audiobook by Fred G. ZaspelListen to this audiobook in full for free onhttps://hotaudiobook.com/freeID: 745153
Title: Warfield on the Christian Life: Living in Light of the Gospel
Author: Fred G. Zaspel
Narrator: Graham Geisler
Format: Unabridged
Length: 09:38:29
Language: English
Release date: 01-17-24
Publisher: ONE Audiobooks
Genres: Religion & Spirituality, Counseling & Inspirational
Summary:
B. B. Warfield is well known as one of America’s leading theologians, perhaps second only to Jonathan Edwards. But until now the character of his own Christian experience and his understanding of the Christian life have remained unexplored. Fred Zaspel unpacks these for us here, and what we find is th...2024-01-179h 38
Get Best Full Audiobooks in Religion & Spirituality, Counseling & InspirationalWarfield on the Christian Life: Living in Light of the Gospel by Fred G. ZaspelPlease visithttps://thebookvoice.com/podcasts/1/audiobook/745153to listen full audiobooks.
Title: Warfield on the Christian Life: Living in Light of the Gospel
Author: Fred G. Zaspel
Narrator: Graham Geisler
Format: Unabridged Audiobook
Length: 9 hours 38 minutes
Release date: January 17, 2024
Genres: Counseling & Inspirational
Publisher's Summary:
B. B. Warfield is well known as one of America’s leading theologians, perhaps second only to Jonathan Edwards. But until now the character of his own Christian experience and his understanding of the Christian life have remained unexplored. Fred Zaspel unpacks these for us here, and what we find is that Warfield’s profound theological mind is m...2024-01-179h 38
Those Who Serve The Lord#207 | How to Read and Understand the Psalms | Bruce WaltkeAs we go about our missionary encounter with Western culture, we need instruction from the Scriptures. And we need to see the Scriptures from the vantage point of the audience it was written to. There have been more tears cried on the pages of the Psalms than any other book, because it is a book that instructs us about who God is, who we are, and what to do in times of crisis. In the Psalms, we are taught how to look forward to the Messiah's kingdom, how to lament, celebrate, praise, trust, and recognize God's coming...2023-09-0848 min
Messiah Community Radio Talk ShowHow to Read and Understand the PsalmsAn Introduction to the Psalms from Biblical Scholars Bruce K. Waltke and Fred G. Zaspel
Written over the course of 1,000 years, the book of Psalms is a collection of religious poetry voicing a wide variety of human emotions expressed in different genres—imprecatory psalms, psalms of praise, and more. It has become one of the most popular books of the Bible, but most readers have only a surface level understanding of the Psalms and how it fits into the larger historical and scriptural context.
In How to Read and Understand the Psalms, Bruce K. Waltke and Fred G. Zaspel give read...2023-09-0815 minPodcasts Archives - Messiah Community Radio Talk ShowHow to Read and Understand the Psalms
An Introduction to the Psalms from Biblical Scholars Bruce K. Waltke and Fred G. Zaspel
Written over the course of 1,000 years, the book of Psalms is a collection of religious poetry voicing a wide variety of human emotions expressed in different genres—imprecatory psalms, psalms of praise, and more. It has become one of the most popular books of the Bible, but most readers have only a surface level understanding of the Psalms and how it fits into the larger historical and scriptural context.
In How to Read and Understand the Psalms, Bruce K. Waltke and...2023-09-0815 min
Preaching and Preachers“Preaching and Preachers” Episode 239: The Life and Ministry of B.B. WarfieldThis week I am delighted to welcome Dr. Fred Zaspel to the podcast. Dr. Zaspel serves as Pastor of Reformed Baptist Church in Pennsylvania and as an adjunct professor of
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2022-02-2821 min
God's Wisdom For TodayImportant Takeaways from Proverbs 1-9The first 9 chapters of Proverbs help us understand why the wisdom of Proverbs is so important. It lays out for us the ramifications of the choices we make daily to pursue godly wisdom or foolishness. Today we’re doing a summary of what this part of scripture teaches us.
Today’s Big Question:
What has God taught you about Wisdom?
Verses in Today’s Episode
Happy is a man who finds wisdom
and who acquires understanding,
for she is more profitable than silver,
and her revenue is better than gold.
She is more precious than jewels;
nothing you desire can eq...2020-10-0215 min
Sound of Grace with John ReisingerThe Successful Savior – Fred G. Zaspel, Bunyan Conference 19962020-02-2145 minSound of Grace with John ReisingerThe Willing Savior – Fred G. Zaspel, Bunyan Conference 19962020-02-1945 minSound of Grace with John ReisingerAn Analysis of Romans 9-11 – Fred Zaspel, Bunyan Conference 19952020-01-171h 14Sound of Grace with John ReisingerCur Deus Homo? – Fred G. Zaspel, Bunyan Conference 20112019-11-0450 minSound of Grace with John ReisingerThe Great Commission and Redemptive History – Fred G. Zaspel, Bunyan Conference 20112019-10-2352 minSound of Grace with John ReisingerB. B. Warfield #2 – Fred G. Zaspel, Bunyan Conference 20102019-09-2053 minSound of Grace with John ReisingerB. B. Warfield #1 – Fred G. Zaspel, Bunyan Conference 20102019-09-181h 07
"Hour Of Discernment""New Revivalism" Charles Finney, D.L. Moody, and a Man-Centred GospelIn the first half of the nineteenth century the Holiness Movement swept through both America and Europe. This new revivalism was a victory of pragmatism over the authority of scripture. It was a further erosion of earlier Calvinistic beliefs, especially the doctrines of election and predestination. The so-called "Second Great Awakening," which sprang out of the Holiness Movement in the late 1820s and the 1830s, was, as author Michael Bunker has suggested, "really just a Jesuitical backlash against the staunch Grace doctrine focus of the real Great Awakening. "Reacting against the pervasive Calvinism of the Great Awakening, the successors of...2016-03-0300 min
CredoThe Great Change (Eph. 4:17-32), Fred ZaspelThe Great Change (Eph. 4:17-32), Fred Zaspel by Credo2016-01-2542 min
CredoThe Great Change (Eph. 4:17-32), Fred ZaspelThe Great Change (Eph. 4:17-32), Fred Zaspel by Credo2016-01-1842 min
CredoE Pluribus Unum (Eph. 4:1-16), Fred ZaspelE Pluribus Unum (Eph. 4:1-16), Fred Zaspel by Credo2016-01-1145 min
CredoThe Bond of Peace (Eph. 4:1-3), Fred ZaspelThe Bond of Peace (Eph. 4:1-3), Fred Zaspel by Credo2016-01-0448 min
CredoRachel, Dry Your Tears (Matt. 2:16-18), by Fred ZaspelRachel, Dry Your Tears (Matt. 2:16-18), by Fred Zaspel by Credo2015-12-2837 min
CredoGreater than the Greatest (Matt. 11:1-15), Fred ZaspelGreater than the Greatest (Matt. 11:1-15), Fred Zaspel by Credo2015-12-0740 min
CredoHuman Ingenuity and Gospel Preaching (1 Cor. 2:1-5), Fred ZaspelHuman Ingenuity and Gospel Preaching (1 Cor. 2:1-5), Fred Zaspel by Credo2015-11-3050 min
CredoDivine Calling (1 Cor. 1:18-31), Fred ZaspelDivine Calling (1 Cor. 1:18-31), Fred Zaspel by Credo2015-11-0945 min
CredoThe Foolishness of God (1 Cor. 1:18-25 ), Fred ZaspelThe Foolishness of God (1 Cor. 1:18-25 ), Fred Zaspel by Credo2015-10-2639 min
CredoWill We Make It? Or, The Perseverance of the Saints, Fred ZaspelWill We Make It? Or, The Perseverance of the Saints, Fred Zaspel by Credo2015-10-0545 min
CredoWho Will Come? Or The Doctrine of Irresistable Grace (John 6), Fred ZaspelWho Will Come? Or The Doctrine of Irresistable Grace (John 6), Fred Zaspel by Credo2015-09-2854 min
CredoFor Whom Did Christ Die, Or the Doctrine of Limited Atonement (Rev. 5:9), Fred ZaspelFor Whom Did Christ Die, Or the Doctrine of Limited Atonement (Rev. 5:9), Fred Zaspel by Credo2015-09-2156 min
CredoWho Chose Whom?, Or The Doctrine of Unconditional Election (2 Tim. 1:8-12 ), Fred ZaspelWho Chose Whom?, Or The Doctrine of Unconditional Election (2 Tim. 1:8-12 ), Fred Zaspel by Credo2015-08-311h 01
CredoHow Can You Believe, Or the Doctrine of Total Depravity (John 5:30-47 ), Fred ZaspelHow Can You Believe, Or the Doctrine of Total Depravity (John 5:30-47 ), Fred Zaspel by Credo2015-08-241h 03
CredoThe Ethics of Justification (Rom. 12-16), Fred ZaspelThe Ethics of Justification (Rom. 12-16), Fred Zaspel by Credo2015-07-2045 min
CredoWhat Is God Up To (Rom. 9 - 11), Fred ZaspelWhat Is God Up To (Rom. 9 - 11), Fred Zaspel by Credo2015-07-1349 min
CredoUnion with Christ (Romans 5:8), Fred ZaspelUnion with Christ (Romans 5:8), Fred Zaspel by Credo2015-06-2947 min
CredoThe Method of Justification - Part 2 (Rom. 5), Fred ZaspelThe Method of Justification - Part 2 (Rom. 5), Fred Zaspel by Credo2015-06-2246 min
CredoThe Method of Justification (Rom. 3-5), Fred ZaspelThe Method of Justification (Rom. 3-5), Fred Zaspel by Credo2015-06-1549 min
CredoThe Need for Justification (Rom. 1-3), Fred ZaspelThe Need for Justification (Rom. 1-3), Fred Zaspel by Credo2015-06-0844 min
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The Biblical Prophecy Program with Dr. Alan KurschnerHebrew Roots and Biltz's Blood Moons and Shemitah Theory - Ep. 6I first talked about the “Hebrew Roots” movement. I explained that the old covenant has been abrogated by Christ at his first coming and that new covenant believers are under the new law of Christ, not the Mosaic law, or even part of the Mosaic law such as the sabbath.
In the show I said I would provide the following bibliography and links.
I want to recommend several books that explain the biblical relationship between the law and the gospel; i.e., New Covenant believers are not under any of the Mosaic law, including the Mosai...2014-09-1729 minESCHATOS MINISTRIESHebrew Roots and Biltz's Blood Moons and Shemitah Theory - Ep. 6I first talked about the “Hebrew Roots” movement. I explained that the old covenant has been abrogated by Christ at his first coming and that new covenant believers are under the new law of Christ, not the Mosaic law, or even part of the Mosaic law such as the sabbath.
In the show I said I would provide the following bibliography and links.
I want to recommend several books that explain the biblical relationship between the law and the gospel; i.e., New Covenant believers are not under any of the Mosaic law, including the Mosai...2014-09-1729 min