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heidelcastChurch Episode #1: BBQ and the KOG (2009)
Episode #2: A Gentle Rebuke to Brother John (Part 1)
Episode #3: A A Gentle Rebuke to Brother John (Part 2)
Episode #4: What is Comfort? (2009)
Episode #5: What Does “World” Mean in John 3:16? (2009)
Episode #6: What About Bible Translations? (Pt 1) (2009)
Episode #7: What About Bible Translations? (Pt 2) (2009)
Episode #8: The Secret of Knowing God’s Will (pt 1) (2009)
Episode #9: The Secret of Knowing God’s Will (pt 2) (2009)
Episode #10: The Secret of Knowing God’s Will (pt 3) (2009)
Episode 11: The Secret of Knowing God’s Will (pt 4) (2009)
Episode 12: The Baptism of Adopted Children, Private Worship, and Refuting Romanism (2009)
Episode 13: The Confessions and Sola Scriptura (2009)
Episode 14: Belgic Confession Art 36, the Magistrate, and Abraham Kuyper (2009)
Episode 15: Being Relevant: It’s Harder Than It Looks (January 1, 2010)
Episode 16: Legalism or Antinomianism? (January 3, 2010)
Episode 17: Is It Okay to Steal If a Minister Says So? (January 10, 2010)
Episode 18: The Church of Steel (January 24, 2010)
Episode 19: Evangelism Is Not Manipulation (January 31, 2010)
Episode 20: Does Regeneration Precede Faith? (February 7, 2010)
Episode 21: What is the Relation Between the Kingdom of God and the Visible Church? (February 14, 2010).
Episode 22: Ecstasy is Not Worship (February 21, 2010)
Episode 23: Give It A Rest: What Christians Can Learn from Chick-Fil-A (February 28, 2010)
Episode 24: With Lane Keister on the Federal Vision Theology in the PCA (March 7, 2010)

More episodes to be added. You can find all the audio/video archives at rscottclark.org

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