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The prolific Dustin Messer joins KC Podcast to talk about his latest article at Break Point What Would Jesus Tweet? We discuss the nature of rhetoric on social media and the important functions of truth and love in the process of communication in our day.
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Andrew Sandlin has been a sober voice throughout this season. On this interview, Pastor Brito engages Andrew in Kuyperian talk as they apply a distinctly biblical view towards the Church’s response to this pandemic. Andrew argues that this pandemic reveals the intellectual bankruptcy of secularism, but also the failure of the church to deal biblically with this crisis.
Show notes:
You can follow Andrew on Facebook and Twitter.
He is the president of the Center for Cultural Leadership.
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Pastor and author, Drew Hunter, wrote a concise and helpful work on the topic of friendship. In this interview, we take the time to define friendship, talk about Scriptural examples of friendship, as well as offer lots of helpful ways to move forward with pursuing this great gift. You will want to share this episode.
Episode Resources:
Here are three articles at Desiring God.
10 things to know about what the Bible says about friendship.
Friendship and leadership in pastoral ministry.
You can find a few articles and excerpts with Crossway.
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The Harvard Magazine decided to take this COVID-19 season to attack homeschooling. Their article attacks homeschoolers and calls for legislation limiting the liberties of homeschool parents in America.
On this episode, Pastor Brito talks with Pastor Steven Wedgeworth, Associate Pastor of Faith Reformed Presbyterian Church in Vancouver, Canada and Co-Founder of The Calvinist International. They discuss various features of the article and the plethora of naive assumptions from the author.
Follow Pastor Wedgeworth on twitter.
Music by Smith Leithart
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In these difficult days, many are in need. The elderly community has suffered the most with the isolation. But we also remember the single mother and individuals whose families are not close at this time. How does the church move towards faithful ministry in these times?
On this episode, Pastor Brito interviews Pastor Justin Borger from St. Paul’s Presbyterian in Orlando, Fl. to discuss pastoral ministry in this Corona Virus times. We hope this is encouraging to some and motivates others to join in this needed ministry of mercy.
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In this episode, Uri and Dustin team up to discuss a few topics related to his recent article at Breakpoint entitled The Age of Corona of the Season of Lent. We discuss why the church has abdicated her task of speaking about to death to the cultural voices of our day.
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Pastors and parishioners will benefit from this conversation between Pastors Brito and Messer. They discuss personal examples of how catholicity plays out in their pastoral labors and also how to encourage young pastors to apply catholicity in the midst of changes. Share this with your pastor and friends.
Resources:
Dustin’s Articles on Breakpoint
How to Introduce the Nicene Creed in your Evangelical Church
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In our 70th episode, we have the return of Dr. Brian Wright to Kuyperian. We discuss his newest book, Inspired Questions which focus on the questions raised in the New Testament. Brian structures his book following the liturgical calendar by discussing one question a day from the New Testament and providing theological and practical answers.
If you are looking for a great devotional to use at the dinner table–one which will raise good questions and provide satisfactory answers to the Bible’s deepest questions–look no further.
Inspired Questions: A Year’s Journey Through the New Testament by Dr. Brian Wright
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Once again, Mark Horne joins the KC Podcast to talk about a new project near completion which is a guide for young men through Proverbs called Solomon Says. We discuss a host of issues related to the temptation of young men, their formation, and the responsibilities necessary to form a royal servant. As Horne notes:
Proverbs is about a royal father raising a royal heir…it is about how to properly leave your father’s house and that is called finding wisdom.
This is an instructive conversation; one which would be fruitful for fathers and their sons to listen to.
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Abraham Kuyper’s most concise work is entitled Lectures on Calvinism which were lectures delivered at Princeton in 1898. Little did Kuyper know just how much these lectures would shape Calvinist thought to this very day. Kuyperian Commentary decided to dedicate the month of October to Abraham Kuyper and his famous work. Our very own Jesse Sumpter took on the task to summarize the chapters of this work by providing the central features of each section and adding his own observations. The end result is six fine articles focusing on Kuyper’s views on Science, Sphere Sovereignty, Election, Culture, and more.
This is a great interview to send to a friend who you think would benefit from a synopsis of the work of this Reformed giant.
You can find Jesse’s articles here.
Kuyperian Commentary Podcast
