
“...to glorify God, and to enjoy him forever.” The Westminster Podcast brings the riches of Scripture, Reformed theology, and the Westminster tradition to bear on the life of the church today. Featuring conversations with theologians, pastors, historians, and authors—as well as rare archival audio from voices such as John Murray, Cornelius Van Til, Richard Gaffin, and others—the podcast invites li... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 140 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ChristianityReligion & SpiritualitySpirituality | |||

What gives the Bible its authority? In this episode we return to the Westminster archives for the opening lectures of E. J. Young's course, The Authority of Scripture. Expounding 2 Timothy 3:16, Young explains why the church's confidence in Scripture... more
What does it mean to be holy? In this episode of our Redemption Accomplished and Applied series, Nate Shannon is joined by Westminster professor Rob Edwards to explore John Murray's treatment of sanctification. Together they unpack Murray's important... more
In this episode we have a historic lecture from New Testament scholar Herman Ridderbos on the Christology of the Gospel of John. Engaging the influential interpretations of Rudolf Bultmann and Ernst Käsemann, Ridderbos argues that John's Gospel prese... more
What does it mean not only to be forgiven by God, but welcomed into his family? In this episode of our Redemption Accomplished and Applied series, Nate Shannon is joined by Pastor Mark Sallade to explore John Murray's rich treatment of the doctrine o... more
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This is an outstanding podcast. I grew up in a home with a father who went to seminary in the late 60’s early 70’s. I grew up on Fosdick’s theology!! Praise God I left that theology and found the truth in Christ. This podcast is helping me connect the dots between the liberal theology I grew up with and Christianity.
I’m blown away by the high production value of this Christian podcast! From the intro music to the sound editing, everything is sharp and perfectly presented. I’m also impressed by the guests brought on the show and the interviews that ensue. I hope this keeps going on for a long long time.
This is well produced and has some deeply insightful perspectives applying one of the most important books of the last century to this century where the subissues are different but not the core issue. You can have Christianity or (theological) Liberalism but not both.
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This show features in-depth conversations with theologians, pastors, historians, and authors, many tied to Westminster Theological Seminary, exploring biblical interpretation, church history, Reformed theology, and practical ministry. Episodes frequently center on historical figures, biblical books, and doctrinal topics, with thoughtful cross-frames between ancient texts and contemporary church life. A notable strength is the scholarly yet accessible approach, often pairing rigorous exegesis with pastoral applications and real-world ministry relevance. The format tends to feature a single host in dialogue with expert guests, producing polished discussions suitable for clergy, seminarians, and educated lay listeners seeking deeper doctrinal ... more
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