This is the promised call-in show. We had some great calls and we do have a winner. Listen to the episode to find out if your question was selected. The winner will receive, free from the Heidelcast, a copy of On Being Reformed. Never fear we will do another call-in show soon so load up that phone line with more excellent questions. In this episode we took calls from Virginia, Hawaii, Alabama and elsewhere on the distinction between law and gospel, on infant baptism and covenant theology, on whether Reformed pastors should wear Genevan gowns, Taco Bell, on whether God is half pleased and half-displeased with us—do we fall out of favor with him when we sin? What is repentance and how does it differ from the Romanist doctrine of penance? Are we perfectionists?
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Resources
- Resources On The Role Of Abraham In Redemptive History
- Should We Talk About Breaking The Covenant Of Grace?
- Resources on Covenant Theology and Baptism
- Resources on Understanding the Differences Between the Lutheran and Reformed Traditions
- Office Hours With Steve Baugh: Hebrews 12:14 Might Not Mean What You Think It Does
- Resources On The Distinction Between Law & Gospel
- Brothers We Are Not Perfectionists
- Redeemed From Every People, Tribe, Tongue, And Nation: A Commentary On The Canons Of Dort
- Heidelcast Series: I Am That I Am
Congratulations to Jason on the big island, HI for winning a copy of On Being Reformed. It’s in the post! Thanks for listening and calling.