At the Bookstore at WSC. Each Lecture is only $2.00 and the entire set is only $14.00. You can also pre-order CD’s from the bookstore.
| Buy Complete Set | $14.00 |
| Calvin‘s Legacy, Calvin: Why He Still Matters (ID: # 2262). | $2.00 |
| Calvin‘s Legacy, Calvin as Bible Interpreter (ID: # 2263). | $2.00 |
| Calvin‘s Legacy, Calvin and the Reform of Worship (ID: # 2264). | $2.00 |
| Calvin‘s Legacy, Calvin on Law and Gospel (ID: # 2265). | $2.00 |
| Calvin‘s Legacy, Calvin and Preaching (ID: # 2266). | $2.00 |
| Calvin‘s Legacy, Calvin: The Friendly Reformer (ID: # 2267). | $2.00 |
| Calvin‘s Legacy, Q&A Panel [ID: # 2268]. | $2.00 |
R. Scott Clark
R.Scott Clark is the President of the Heidelberg Reformation Association, the author and editor of, and contributor to several books and the author of many articles. He has taught church history and historical theology since 1997 at Westminster Seminary California. He has also taught at Wheaton College, Reformed Theological Seminary, and Concordia University. He has hosted the Heidelblog since 2007.
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I am a minister. I go and preach when and where I am called.
I’m glad…which reminds me, I need to pick it up soon. Thanks again. When will you be making your way back to preach at Brea?
Well, the response to the book, RRC, has been positive.
Dr. Clark,
I’m curious, what kind of response does this kind of speech solicit from the Reformed churches?
Vic,
No, we rely on the providence God, administered through the the support of churches and donors, to exist. Most of our support comes from donors, the rest from tuition.
Of course.
On another note, does the seminary sponsor or financially support churches?
Hi Vic,
Thanks for the encouragement.
You should probably check with the seminary before re-posting it.
Wow! The lecture on Calvin and the Reform of worship is worth infinitely more than the $2 I paid for! Oh, how I wish our reformed churches all over would adhere to the words contained in the lecture. To think that Calvin would be horrified at our contemporary “reformed” worship is astounding and yet so, so true. Thanks Dr. Clark.
By the way, the audio clip states it allows for posting and distribution so long as it does not distort the information within.
Vic,
I don’t know. It’s a good idea. I wish we had thought of it! You might write the seminary to ask. Just use the general contact email at the website.
Do you think there would be an issue with posting excerpts of these on youtube.com?
Yes, I believe so. All our recordings are copyright, Westminster Seminary California etc.
Are these copyright?