List from reformed-news.fipernews.com
Reformed News
News and perspectives from Reformed Christian sources.
Latest podcasts
Newest first
John Mark Comer’s Spiritual Retreat + Should Christians Practice Mindfulness?
Spiritual trends come and go. How do you spot the ones your church should avoid? Todd examines claims of hearing from God, mindfulness, Christian nationalism, and the debate over capital punishment. Segment 1 • John Mark Comer’s 21-day retreat nearly broke him. • Do you need silence to hear from God? • Does Scripture need a supplement? Segment 2 • Someone brings you a “word from the Lord.” Now what? • A meditation researcher finds more than she expected. • Is mindfulness as harmless as it sounds? Segment 3
I Helped Build NASA’s Latest Space Telescope. Here’s What It Will Do
A new space telescope was recently launched by NASA. What will it look for? Why do we need another telescope exploring the heavens? And how does an intelligent design perspective enrich both the
Rest for the Spiritual Workaholic
This week we talk spiritual burnout, and when to take a step back from involvement for a season of rest. CHAPTERS:00:00 - Introduction and the ups and downs of life09:17 - Is there a time to step back from church work?16:21 - Historic practices of rest24:46 - What changed during the COVID years33:13 - When the church calendar gets to be too much38:08 - Why church work is often the first thing to get cut from the schedule51:35 - Does the Bible tell us not to take these seasons of rest? With Will Harrub, Jack Wilkie, and Joe Wilkie
5.52 Levi Secord & James Baird, David Schrock • Interview • Is Big Government Christian?: A Review of James Baird’s King of Kings/Too Small to Succeed: A Review and Response to Levi Secord’s Servant Not Savior
Join David Schrock, Levi Secord, & James Baird for this lively discussion and debate on their two respective books dealing with matters of church and state
Greg Allgood | on bringing clean water to underprivileged countries
In today’s inspiring and faith-filled conversation, vice president Greg Allgood at World Vision shares how a successful career in science and corporate leadership evolved into a calling to help solve the global water crisis. From a life-changing encounter with a woman collecting contaminated water in Kenya to leading initiatives that have brought clean water to millions of people around the world, Allgood reveals how faith, purpose, innovation, and compassion can transform entire communities.
Smuggling Theology Into 'Out of the Silent Planet'
Dr. Michael Gleghorn provides an overview of how C.S. Lewis wove theology into his 'Out of the Silent Planet,' the first book of his space trilogy,
Men Without Chests: Lecture with Dr. Bryan Hollon
C.S. Lewis warned that modern life and education were making “men without chests” who lacked ordered desire and rightly formed love. In this lecture delivered at Saint Aidan’s Anglican Church, Dr. Bryan Hollon, president of Trinity Anglican Seminary, uses the Book of Common Prayer to explain how it is meant to order our affections, our… Download Audio
DC Gospel Outreach Report & Future Vision
Every second that passes, every hour that elapses, every flip of the calendar puts us closer to the time of the Lord's return or to our appointment with death. According to the CDC, one death occurs in the United States every 10 seconds. By the time you finish listening to this 54-minute program, 324 people will have been ushered into eternity. Some recognize their present health condition reveals there is not much time left.
Podcast: How to See Jesus in All of Scripture (Nancy Guthrie)
Nancy Guthrie discusses the importance of beholding Christ in all of Scripture and how this changes the way we read the Bible and live our lives.
What Are Christians Getting Wrong About Islam? Dr. Daniel Bannoura
Are Christians being fair in how we understand Islam? Palestinian Christian scholar Dr. Daniel Bannoura joins Preston Sprinkle to explore Islam and Christianity, religious violence, what the Quran says about Jesus, and the treatment of women. In the fourth and final episode of our Understanding Islam series, Daniel helps me process my conversations with Javad Hashmi, Gabriel Said Reynolds, and Fariza Gulomikova, including some of the pushback the series received.
Vision Casting: Overcoming Cultural Barriers
On this episode of The Lead On Podcast, Jeff Iorg, president of the SBC Executive Committee, discusses how organizational culture can support or hinder God-directed vision. He shares practical ways leaders can address cultural barriers and help their organizations faithfully pursue the mission and vision God has given them.
Do Good People Get Hurt?
Does the Bible promise that believers will not be harmed for doing good? Pastor John explains the context of 1 Peter 3:13 and God’s sovereign wisdom in suffering. Listen Now
Episode 264: The Covenant Of Grace In The Prophets With Drew Grumbles
In episode 264 of Theology In Particular, Pastor Joe Anady, Dr. Daniel Scheiderer, speak with Dr. Drew Grumbles about the Covenant of Grace in the Prophets. Contact: For information about International Reformed Baptist Seminary, go to irbsseminary.org. For feedback, questions, or suggestions, email Joe Anady at tip@irbsseminary.org.
410. Evening Worship: the best time of the week
REs Matt Lee and Joshua Horner, TE Ken Wojnarowski explain the benefits and blessings of the second service as well as respond to objections to beginning and ending the Lord's Day in God's worship.
Monday, October 12, 2026
Cultural commentary from a Biblical perspective
EP 72 Do they go to Heaven?
Welcome to the podcast. Today, we’re exploring a deeply personal and often emotional question: Do they go to heaven? Our focus is on infants and people whose cognitive disabilities may limit their ability to understand or express faith in the ways many religious traditions commonly describe. We’ll consider how different Christian perspectives approach ideas such as innocence, accountability, grace, and the character of God.
"The Advantages of the Jew" Season Five/Episode Eleven (Romans 3:1-8) + Bonus Material
Episode Synopsis: In the opening eight verses of Romans chapter 3, Paul continues to address the matter of Jewish hypocrisy by asking a series of rhetorical questions that have obvious answers. The Jews were given many blessings by God as beneficiaries of the national covenant he made with Israel at Mount Sinai—especially the covenant sign and seal of circumcision. Yet the Jews mistakenly assumed that the mere possession of these blessings protected them from the wrath of God that was coming upon the Gentiles. The Jews condemned the Gentiles
The Cornell Seven and the High Cost of Fake Fraternity
From the Moore to the Point newsletter: We ought to look around at places without keg parties or ketamine hits and ask where our own sense of solidarity is real and where it’s just another prelude to a coverup.
The Preacher and the Teacher with Sinclair Ferguson
From our audio archives: Sinclair Ferguson is associate minister at Saint Peter’s Church in Dundee, Scotland. He’s a long-time professor of theology, a former member of the Alliance of Confessing Evangelicals council, and author of numerous works, including Some Pastors and Teachers, which is the subject of today’s conversation. You have probably heard the question or asked it yourself: What’s the difference between preaching and teaching? Dr.
Showing 20 of 200 podcasts
Know a source we’re missing? Tell us about it