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Preaching the Fullness of Christ

The relationship of justification and sanctification has returned to the forefront of several Twitter and blog circles. William B. Evans rekindled the discussion with a response to Tullian Tchividjian’s formulation of justification, which seems at times to be an aversion to sanctification. Today, Sean Michael Lucas offered a rejoinder. Rick Phillips is the most recent to add to Reformation21’s impromptu series – providing seven assertions about these twin benefits and their relationship. In this episode, Camden Bucey shares a few thoughts related to this discussion.

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Participants: Camden Bucey

I Believe in Monsters: God, Horrendous Evils, and the Christian Faith

God and evil. Christ and horror. The atonement and suffering. Are there more difficult, pressing, agonizing questions than these? What does the Christian say in the face of horrendous evils? Should he say anything at all, or is the skeptic the only one who can speak honestly about the painful dissonances of the world as we know and experience it? In this special lecture delivered in 2011 to an audience at Covenant College in Lookout Mountain, Georgia, Dr. Mark A. Garcia invites us into reflections on the relationship between the Christian faith and the fact of horrendous evils, reflections prompted by Bart Ehrman’s 2008 book, God’s Problem: How the Bible Fails to Answer our Most Important Question—Why We Suffer. This lecture is provided free of charge as a service of the partnership of Wince & Sing Media with Reformed Forum.

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Participants: Mark Garcia

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The Onstar Study Bible

I produced an audio spot for this spoof.

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Participants: Camden Bucey

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The Elite 8

The Christ the Center 2010 Championship Tournament continues and we are down to eight episodes. This latest round did not disappoint. The #61 and #46 overall seeds have survived and will face another round of stiff competition.

There are two ways to help your favorite episode advance. First, download or listen to the episode. You can even send links to your friends to get them to download and listen to it. The other way to help is to tweet a link to the episode with the corresponding hashtag. For instance, tweet something to the effect of “Listen to Christian Essentialism with Scott Oliphint on @reformedforum http://reformedforum.org/ctc97 #ctc97.” Voting for this round ends with 4/3.

(1) Why Johnny Can’t Preach with T. David Gordon #ctc60
(24) Credo-Baptism During the Reformation with James Dolezal #ctc96
(5) N.T. Wright’s Doctrine of Justification, Part 1 with Guy Waters #ctc58
(61) Christian Essentialism with K. Scott Oliphint #ctc97
(46) The Theology of Samuel Rutherford with Guy Richard #ctc83
(6) Recovering the Reformed Confession with R. Scott Clark #ctc27
(10) The Regulative Principle of Worship with Derek Thomas #ctc80
(2) Geerhardus Vos with Danny Olinger #ctc63

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Participants: Camden Bucey

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The Sweet 16

2010 Christ the Center Madness continues and we unveil the Sweet 16. Several surprises have made it into the third round and we’re expecting a number of close battles over the next few days. There are two ways to help your favorite episode advance. First, download or listen to the episode. You can even send links to your friends to get them to download and listen to it. The other way to help is to tweet a link to the episode with the corresponding hashtag. For instance, tweet something to the effect of “Listen to Christian Essentialism with Scott Oliphint on @reformedforum http://reformedforum.org/ctc97 #ctc97.” Voting for this round ends with 3/31.

(1) Why Johnny Can’t Preach with T. David Gordon #ctc60
(17) The Importance of the Original Languages with Miles Van Pelt #ctc79
(24) Credo-Baptism During the Reformation with James Dolezal #ctc96
(8) Christless Christianity with Michael Horton #ctc65
(5) N.T. Wright’s Doctrine of Justification, Part 1 with Guy Waters #ctc58
(44) Redeeming Science with Vern Poythress #ctc52
(20) The Rule of Love with John Fesko #ctc78
(61) Christian Essentialism with K. Scott Oliphint #ctc97
(3) The Erosion of Inerrancy in Evangelicalism with Greg Beale #ctc54
(46) The Theology of Samuel Rutherford with Guy Richard #ctc83
(54) Sacrifices and Festivals in the Old Testament with Ben Shaw #ctc95
(6) Recovering the Reformed Confession with R. Scott Clark #ctc27
(7) New Testament Textual Criticism in the 21st Century with Dan Wallace #ctc70
(10) The Regulative Principle of Worship with Derek Thomas #ctc80
(47) The 100th Episode #ctc100
(2) Geerhardus Vos with Danny Olinger #ctc63

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Participants: Camden Bucey

Camden Bucey - March 29, 2010 - Uncategorized - 1 Comment

The Doctrine of Simplicity

James Dolezal, Jeff Waddington and Camden Bucey recorded a recent discussion over breakfast on the doctrine of simplicity. The audio quality is not good as it was recorded on a handheld recorder in a noisy diner. Regardless, we hope this proves to be interesting and beneficial for those interested in philosophical studies of the doctrine of God.

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Participants: Camden Bucey, James Dolezal, Jeff Waddington

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Preaching the Fullness of Christ

I Believe in Monsters: God, Horrendous Evils, and the Christian Faith

The Onstar Study Bible

The Elite 8

The Sweet 16

The Doctrine of Simplicity

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