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| Publishes | Infrequently | Episodes | 53 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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Can a Christian trust in God and still be anxious? Is anxiety always rooted in sin? In this episode of the Broken Wharfe podcast, Dr J. Ryan Davidson joins John-Mark to discuss what the Bible has to say about anxiety and how the gospel addresses this... more
Why must preachers call sinners to repent immediately if fallen people cannot come to Christ without grace?
In Episode 50, John-Mark and Oliver Allmand-Smith are joined by Dr Robert Strivens, Director of the Reformed Baptist Study Centre, to discuss... more
In this episode, John-Mark is joined by Dr. Robert Strivens to discuss "The 1689 Handbook", a chapter-by-chapter introduction to the Second London Baptist Confession of Faith with a foreword by Michael Haykin.
Strivens outlines his pastoral backgro... more
John-Mark welcomes Dr J. Ryan Davidson, pastor of Grace Baptist Chapel in Hampton, Virginia and dean of students at the International Reformed Baptist Seminary, to discuss his new Broken Wharfe booklet "Thinking Through Addiction". Drawing on Proverb... more
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Great podcast. Wondering if we could set up a reading group over zoom to discuss Confessing the Faith Volume 2? Many thanks. Dave Hart
Love that these guys are podcasting on Reformed Theology from a Baptist perspective. Check out THE COFFEE HOUSE SESSIONS as well!
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A theology-focused interview show featuring pastors, theologians, and authors who discuss confessional heritage, Scripture-driven practice, and church life from a Reformed Baptist perspective. Episodes span historical confessions (like the 1689), biblical languages, worship theology, missions, and practical church leadership, often weaving personal anecdotes with scholarly context. Noteworthy are the clear emphasis on congregational worship, multi-generational church life, and the enduring relevance of classical Reformed theology for everyday ministry and pastoral care.
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Recent guests on The Broken Wharfe Podcast include:
1. Robert Strivens
2. Ryan Davidson
3. Joey Tomlinson
4. Stephane Simmonin
5. Jerry Slate
6. Oliver Allmand Smith
7. Dr. James Renihan
8. Brandon Rhea
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