In this episode, Jared Luttjeboer interviews alumnus and pastor Rev. Harold Miller. He takes listeners behind the scenes of one of the church's most quiet yet important ministries: pastoral visitation. Drawing from years of pastoral experience, Miller reveals the deep theological significance of visiting congregants in hospitals, nursing homes, and…

Everything God has done in history, He has done as Christians' covenant GodAv James Hakim

This week on Theology Simply Profound, Rob and Bob discuss Louis Berkhof’s, Summary of Christian Doctrine. On today’s episode, under the larger section, “The Doctrine of the Last Things,” we a conclude our discussion of chapter XXX, the last chapter “The Resurrection, the Last Judgement, and the Final State.” Participants: Rob McKenzie, Robert Taru…

We begin a new series on Church Fathers. Who were the church fathers and what did they do? What the are three categories of church fathers? Who was Clement of Rome? What can we learn from his life and writings? We discuss these questions and more in this episode 69 of All Things Reformed Podcast.Av All Things Reformed

Sermon on Matthew 5:21–26Av Elder Jon Alligood

Av Logan Pitsenberger

Av Rev. William Langerak

1. Deliverance in Zion2. Saviors in ZionAv J. P. Mosley, Jr.

Av Rev. Todd Ruddell

Av Dr. Robert J. Burrelli, Jr.

1. The good gifts2. The good Giver3. The good and perfect giftAv Mark Zylstra

Av Allen Blackwood

Av Jim Savastio

Av Rick Horist

Av Reuel Xavier

Jesus in His compassion provides abundantly for those who come to Him.1. Trust Jesus when the need is great.2. Trust Jesus when your resources are small.3. Trust Jesus when His provision seems impossible.4. Trust Jesus because He always satisfies.Av Jerry Foltz

Av Gabriel Hughes

Av John van Eyk

Av Pastor Brandon F Smith

Luke 21: 8-191) The sings of the times - Mistaken views of these signs - Proper use of these signs2) Gospel spreadAv Nathan Voss

Av Rev. Scott Henry

Av Enroe Andre

Expository Reading and Pastoral PrayerAv Kurt Smith

Av Nick Smith

Pastor Joel Saint preaches in Psalm 15, which describes who a righteous person is and what they do.For more about IRBC, visit: https://www.irbc.church/Av Joel Saint

The unity of the church is based on and distantly reflects the unity of the Godhead.Av Rubén Zartman

Belgic Confession Article 26Av Jacob London

Av Paul Mourreale

Av Ben Habegger

How do believers learn to follow Jesus in the crisis moments in life? By grasping hold of the holiness of God.Av Dr. Derek Rishmawy

Being most devout or being most educated is no guarantee of your being enlightened, idolatry being a sure sign that you most certainly are not! The Apostle in Athens preaches the Gospel to those in the Aeropagus, telling the Truth of Jesus Christ to those who sat in darkness.Av Philip B. Strong

Av Matt Purdy

Pastor Richard Barcellos, John 13:34-35Av Richard Barcellos

Av Rev. Justin Smidstra

Av Carl Haak

Av Dr. Joel Beeke

Jessica Andover needs money to pay off the mortgage on her estate. Instead of capitulating to her blackmailing neighbor who holds the mortgage and marrying him, Jessica decides to go to London and act on the stage, under an assumed name. In Regency England, this is her way of soliciting a protector. Philp Romney, Earl of Linton is the clear choice …

1. A Solemn Feast 2. A Sheltering Feast3. A Satisfying FeastAv Rev. Scott Dibbet

The NecessityThe MannerThe AssuranceAv Rev. Stephen Regnerus

Av Joe Dunlap

What do we do with genealogies like what we find in Genesis 5? Join us in our look at the record of the line of Adam and his son, Seth, and find out.Av Rev. Gene Crow

In this episode we turn to Geerhardus Vos’s discussion on divine fatherhood as presented in Biblical Theology (pp. 365–369). Vos masterfully traces the theme of God’s fatherhood from the Old Testament to the New, demonstrating both its continuity and the profound transformation it undergoes in Jesus’ teaching. We explore key theological distinction…