Theology in the Trenches.
IsaacMost Christians don't have the time to sit down and read big books of theology, but still sense that they ought to read more. If that's you, then get on board for some readable, accessible, down-to-earth theology in bite-sized chunks.
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Ep 87: Does God send us "signs"?
Have you ever experienced an extraordinary providence, and found yourself wondering about whether or not God was saying something to you? I can remember an occasion during my seminary years, I felt deeply discouraged and sorrowful. As I dro...
Ep 86: How to avoid joining a cult.
Imagine what it would be like to live in a cult? When I lived in Canberra, I had a friend, Elizabeth Coleman, who didn’t need to imagine. She had spent a chunk of her life experiencing it. Let me share a few excerpts from her book to give y...
Ep 85: A Christian's guide to influencer culture.
Who is influencing you? There are always people in our lives who have a certain social pulling power over us. They are the people that we listen to. People we respect. People we admire and imitate. And these days, they are also people we do...
Ep 84: How to get God's guidance.
It was a youth meeting in my local church, and a pastor had come to visit. I was about 24 years old. My church, at the time, was not your everyday church. Yes, it was pentecostal. But my two pastors were, like me, calvinistic. They are both...
Ep 83: Scripture's sufficiency to assure us of salvation.
Everybody thought Harry was one of the most solid Christians in their church. He was a family man. Steady. Stable. Committed to church life. He was involved, and he was present. His kids were good kids. Harry had served as an elder in the c...
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Isaac is a reformed pastor serving in Melbourne, Australia. He is married to Liberty, a father of four boys, and is passionate about engaging the saints with compelling, readable theology and biblical meditation that will move the heart.
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