Join the faculty of Mid-America Reformed Seminary as they discuss everything from theology to cultural issues from a Reformed perspective. *The opinions presented in each episode are those of the individual speaker and do not necessarily represent the views of the Seminary.*
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Nov12
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In the fifth petition of the Lord’s Prayer, we ask God to forgive us our debts as we forgive our debtors. Does that make our forgiving others the c…
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327
Nov5
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What if the way you were taught to forgive undermines the way you’re told to trust God? Many of us grew up hearing that God forgives only those who…
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326
Oct29
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Don’t think that you need to take the first pastoral call that comes along. Don’t wait for a perfect one, either. Somewhere between paralysis and p…
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325
Oct22
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Reformed churches are facing more pastoral vacancies than at any point in Dr. Paul Ipema’s lifetime, and the elders left to fill them are rarely tr…
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324
Oct15
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Why would the apostle who calls marriage a living picture of Christ and the church also tell some people not to marry? In the final episode of our …
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323
Oct8
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In part two of this series on Christ and culture, Dr. Marcus Mininger dives into Paul's stunning move in Ephesians 5 — quoting Genesis 2's …
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322
Oct1
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Can your job as a plumber, your Monday to Friday at the office, or your Saturday grocery run be an act of worship, or is "Christian living&quo…
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321
Sep24
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Two of biblical counseling's most influential leaders died within a year of each other (Adams and Powlison), and the movement has been fracturi…
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320
Sep17
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Every biblical counselor assumes their approach comes straight from Scripture alone, but what if the underlying architecture came from an apologist…
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319
Sep10
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He was a pastor with a PhD in speech, no formal training in counseling, and a class he never wanted to teach, so how did Jay Adams end up rewriting…
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