Podcast
Join the Heidelcast for the weekly live streaming show featuring R. Scott Clark and Brad Isbell. Heidelcast Live! will be live at 9:00 AM Pacific/Noon Eastern, Wednesday November 11, 2026 right here on the Heidelblog, on the Heidelcast Youtube channel and on the Heidelcast X account. Continue reading →
Heidelcast
In this episode, Dr. Clark discusses the modern teaching of the Roman Catholic Church on justification, focusing on the their 1994 catechism. Dr. Clark then considers the historical events that give context to what happened in 1994. Finally, he takes a look at “Evangelicals and Catholics Together (ECT),” a landmark ecumenical initiative and statement launched in the United States in 1994, and other statements and declarations that have come out since then. Continue reading →
Heidelcast
In this episode, the Superfriends answer a question about how to think about the claim that there is a lack of evidence for paedobaptism in the first and second centuries. In responding to this claim, they present the evidence from the first century, primarily from Scripture, and then continuing on into the second century by giving example from early church writings. Continue reading →
News & Announcements
Join the Heidelcast for the weekly live streaming show featuring R. Scott Clark and Brad Isbell. Heidelcast Live! will be live at 9:00 AM Pacific/Noon Eastern, TODAY right here on the Heidelblog, on the Heidelcast Youtube channel and on the Heidelcast X account. Continue reading →
Heidelminicast
In this episode, the Heidelcast welcomes Brad Isbell to the mic. Brad is a ruling elder at Covenant Presbyterian Church (PCA) in Oak Ridge, TN, board member of More In The PCA, former co-host of the Presbycast podcast, editorial member of Presbyterian Polity, and treasurer of the Heidelberg Reformation Association. Continue reading →
News & Announcements
Join the Heidelcast for the weekly live streaming show featuring R. Scott Clark and Brad Isbell. Heidelcast Live! will be live at 9:00 AM Pacific/Noon Eastern, Wednesday November 4, 2026 right here on the Heidelblog, on the Heidelcast Youtube channel and on the Heidelcast X account. Continue reading →
Heidelcast
In this episode, the Superfriends discuss whether or not the Rule of worship (regulative principle of worship) restricts cultural expressions of our worship. Should the norm of our worship be dictated by differing cultural preferences or practices and what is considered aesthetically pleasing within that culture? Continue reading →
Heidelminicast
How do pastors and pastoral candidates know they are a good fit for a particular congregation in which they seek to serve? Not all pastors and candidates are. In this episode, Dr. Clark digs into the mail coffer and discusses this question through the categories of qualifications, qualities, and quirks. Continue reading →
News & Announcements
Join the Heidelcast for the weekly live streaming show featuring R. Scott Clark and Brad Isbell. Heidelcast Live! will be live at 9:00 AM Pacific/Noon Eastern today right here on the Heidelblog, on the Heidelcast Youtube channel and on the Heidelcast X account. Continue reading →
News & Announcements
Join the Heidelcast for the weekly live streaming show featuring R. Scott Clark and Brad Isbell. Heidelcast Live! will be live at 9:00 AM Pacific/Noon Eastern, Wednesday October 28, 2026 right here on the Heidelblog, on the Heidelcast Youtube channel and on the Heidelcast X account. Continue reading →
Heidelminicast
In this episode, Dr. Clark discusses how scripture links pastor and overseer to shepherding, not “cowboying.” Jesus is the Chief Shepherd; pastors feed and protect the flock through teaching and voluntary oversight. Unlike cowboys controlling cattle, shepherds guide sheep gently, avoiding lording over them. Continue reading →
Heidelminicast
In this episode, Dr. Clark explores why confessional Presbyterian and Reformed churches often experience slower growth and maintain smaller congregations than the broadly evangelical churches in America. Continue reading →
Heidelcast
In this episode, Dr. Clark continues the series, “Rome, Constantinople, Or Geneva?” looking at the doctrine of salvation, especially the doctrine of justification. The biblical understanding of our justification for God is that we are justified, or declared righteous, by grace alone, through faith alone, in Christ alone. Continue reading →
Heidelcast
In this episode, the Superfriends discuss Yom Kippur (the Day of Atonement). For Christians, what Yom Kippur represents is very encouraging because we know that Jesus is our substitute and he turned away God’s wrath for our sins; Jesus is the atonement that was promised and to which Leviticus 16 and 23 point to. Continue reading →
Heidelcast Live!
In this episode Dr Clark and Brad Isbell discuss ecumenism. What is it? From where does the word come (hint: it’s Greek), what should we think about it and can we be ecumenical and faithful to the Scriptures as confessed by the Reformed churches? Continue reading →
Heidelminicast
In this episode, Dr. Clark considers a question that has troubled philosophers for centuries: “Is the world that we experience with our five senses real, or just an illusion?” But Dr. Clark says that the world was made to be known, and you were made to know it. Continue reading →
News & Announcements
Join the Heidelcast for the weekly live streaming show featuring R. Scott Clark and Brad Isbell. Heidelcast Live! will be live at 9:00 AM Pacific/Noon Eastern, Wednesday October 21, 2026 right here on the Heidelblog, on the Heidelcast YouTube channel and on the Heidelcast X account. Continue reading →
News & Announcements
Join the Heidelcast for the weekly live streaming show featuring R. Scott Clark and Brad Isbell. Heidelcast Live! will be live at 9:00 AM Pacific/Noon Eastern, Wednesday October 21, 2026 right here on the Heidelblog, on the Heidelcast Youtube channel and on the Heidelcast X account. Continue reading →
Heidelminicast
In this episode, Dr. Clark opens the coffer and answers a question about the nature of the lying spirit in 1 Kings 22:19-23. We have to be careful when asking questions that Scripture do not specifically give us the answers to, but this passage does give us an opportunity to give thanks to God that he graciously chose us and brought us to true faith and new life in Jesus Christ. Continue reading →
Heidelminicast
In this episode, Dr. Clark begins a mini-series titled, “Get Married, Have Children,” where he considers the falling fertility rate in the United States, contrasting that to the creational pattern of, “be fruitful and multiply.” Continue reading →
