Trinity Reformed Church Podcast
Religion & Spirituality:Christianity
This is June 18th's exhortation by Gage Crowder on how the sin of sloth is a failure of duty but how we can fight it.
Gage Crowder teaches literature and Bible at Providence Classical School in Huntsville, Alabama. In addition to his studies at Birmingham Theological Seminary, he is a contributing member of the Huntsville Literary Association and the Academy of Philosophy and Letters. His poetry and prose can be found in the The Legend, Poem Magazine, the Birmingham Arts Journal, Panoply and elsewhere.
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Liturgy and My Neighbor - Brian McLain [Sunday School]
How is Kingdom Optimism different from the Power of Positive Thinking? - Jason Cherry
Seeking Promotions, Receiving Responsibilities - Matt Carpenter [Exhortation]
A Biblical Theology of Missions: God’s Life for the Nations - Daniel Valcarcel [Sunday School]
Zwingli and the Divided Soul of the Reformation - Jason Cherry
Backsliding - Larson Hicks [Exhortation]
Eden or Chaos (Matt. 5:21-26) - Matt Carpenter [Sermon]
Should Christians Sign the DEI Statement? - Jason Cherry
Ceasar’s Silver (Mark 12:13-17) - Jason Cherry [Sermon]
Preparation for your Vocation: A Lesson from St. Patrick - Matt Carpenter [Exhortation]
Resisting Pagan Eschatology - Matt Carpenter
Out of the Mouth of Babies and Infants - Brian Mclain [Exhortation]
Global Warming: The Science and the Sin - Dr. Bijan Nemati
Superior Righteousness (Matt. 5:17-20) - Matt Carpenter [Sermon]
Expostulatio: A Response to Allen Guelzo on a Christian Founding - Jason Cherry
Our Attitude Toward Prayer- Matt Carpenter [Exhortation]
A Stone in the Vineyard- Jason Cherry [Sermon]
“The Day of the Lord” and the “Lord’s Day”: Or, What Happens on Sundays? - Gage Crowder
The Light of the World (Matthew 5:10-16) - Matt Carpenter
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