Sermons tagged #Trueman

Preached at Loughbrickland Reformed Presbyterian Church

The birth of the Christ child brings forth the turning point in the history of redemption. Prophetic Fulfillment Promised Seed Purchased Heirs

How are "Life", "Liberty", and "The Pursuit of Happiness" being redefined in our Strange New World, and what's the antidote so that we don't give in to discouragement and despair. You'll find out in this overview of Chapter 8 of Dr. Carl Trueman's important book "Strange New World".

Plastic People? Liquid World? What do those phrases mean, and what are the implications for our society today? And how should the church respond? You'll be fascinated by this overview of Chapter 6 of Dr. Carl Trueman's book STRANGE NEW WORLD.

Become part of The Haven Sunday Seminary. This first series builds on Dr. Carl Trueman's rich volume Strange New World. This class introduces the series after a quick introduction on the importance of Christian education - and all education.

John Bunyan's allegory, The Holy War, rewritten in modern English by Jon Cardwell and read to the children of Calvary Baptist Church at the Sunday Evening Bible Study. In this episode, the rascal Mr. Incredulity having escaped from the Jail Keeper, Mr. True-Man, Incredulity finds Diabulous and tells him all about how Prince Emmanuel captured Mansoul and how there was a trial for nine Diabolonians. Download the PDF to read this episode.

John Bunyan's allegory, The Holy War, rewritten in modern English by Jon Cardwell and read to the children of Calvary Baptist Church at the Sunday Evening Bible Study. In this episode, the trial for the Diabolonian officers comes to its conclusion. Download the PDF to read this episode.

Preached at Kilraughts Reformed Presbyterian Church

John Bunyan's allegory, The Holy War, rewritten in modern English by Jon Cardwell and read to the children of Calvary Baptist Church at the Sunday Evening Bible Study. In this episode, Prince Emmanuel gives commandment that a judicial court be assembled to try the Diabolonians. Download the PDF to read this episode.

Church leaders must faithfully pass on the Christian faith from one generation to the next to keep the faith and love of Christ alive and well: by sharing a summary of the Scriptures by a system of doctrines. Confessions and Creeds are a Scriptural Imperative.

Theme: The virgin conception and birth of Jesus. Why it matters? Because the Bible teaches it Because it means we truly have a Savior

How Jesus is uniquely God's Son How we become God's sons How Jesus is the greatest Lord

In this episode of the podcast, Zachary Groff interviews Dr. Carl Trueman (Professor of Biblical and Religious Studies, Grove City College) about his recent book, The Rise and Triumph of the Modern Self: Cultural Amnesia, Expressive Individualism, and the Road to Sexual Revolution (Crossway, 2020).

Sermon also includes the reading and exhortation from the Lord's Table liturgy

The circumstances of the holy conception of the Virgin Mary revealed by the angelic message. A Perplexing Dilemma A Pressing Dispatch A Purposeful Design

The miraculous sign of the virgin birth reveals the divine nature of the child born to be the Savior. I. True Man II. True God III. True Comfort

An interview with Dr. Carl Trueman, opening up themes from his book LUTHER ON THE CHRISTIAN LIFE: CROSS & FREEDOM

How God's power is magnified in history and human life. From scenes of careful self-sacrifice to careless self-exaltation, we see the insatiable nature of pride and the infinite power of God.

Are transformationalists just a bunch of theorists spouting delusional hype or are they simply seeking to work out the logical implications of their Calvinistic theology? Apparently, Dr. Carl Trueman thinks the former is true of transformationalists and that they need to either put up or shut up. In other words, Trueman challenges Christians to either pull their heads out of the clouds and ground their feet in the nasty now and now of reality or show him the money: real transformation which can make a believer out of a firm skeptic like him. On this episode of Sinners and Saints, we take the challenge and show from an array of confessional sources that transformationalism is not delusion, rather, it is confession, historical, Reformed, and above all Biblical.