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Great interview. I admire Rosaria Butterfield. God bless her and the interviewer-pastor. Both are in the truth concerning all these important ethical contemporary issues (and very probably also in other sound biblical core doctrines).

Yet the Right has ordained Trump as its master....a man married three times, cheated on his wife while pregnant with a porn star....and views marital fidelity as a joke...

The IVP Contours of Christian Theology books mentioned at 9:30 were: The Person of Christ by Donald Macleod and The Work of Christ by Robert Letham. The latter has a new book out on The Holy Spirit.

This teaching completely dismantles Crowe's confusion about Philippians 2: th-cam.com/video/G9UXmK8Ad_c/w-d-xo.htmlsi=d1LYZX5E_LFI3ABQ

You didn't touch on Christ in His being truly human as the Second Adam.

Very helpful! I need to get all of Dave's books on these topics.

Thank you so very much for such a good interview. Looking forward with great anticipation to reading, learning, and hopefully helping others. From purchasing and studying your latest book.

This is very good advice ~ I needed this message today ~ praise God!!!

Congratulations to Kevin, Justin, and Collin on their sustaining marriages, all either approaching or exceeding 25 years. Their wives sound like such exemplary examples of a Proverbs 31 woman. I'm not quite sure why Kevin's kids are so intent on wearing shorts year round... meanwhile I'm considering doing the opposite, and wearing thermal long johns 'til April as 'feel like' temps in my neck of the woods have dipped to below -10°F.🥶 Bonus points for Collin donning a blazer and tie. 😁

Anyone have a link to the class notes?

May the Lord enable me to glorify him by preaching like this 🙏

Exegetical support at 1:05:10

Covenant of Redemption starts at 53:15

best thing i have watched on the internet today....a real fan of all three, writing from kla, UG.

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Kevin and Clearly Reformed Team, I don't know if you can make this happen but a Scottie Scheffler surprise pop in would be incredible for the fans. Speaking on behalf of many reformed golfers and golf fans 😁

Yes, yes, yes. What lap of honor?) Sharpening claws on competitors. That's what I remember most. I think when you won against Delilah and Anna. Curly Sue, don't get sick.

What a delightful interview! Thank you for asking about the fires, happy to know that they are safe.

Excellent ❤ interview 👏 👍 👌 🙌 😊. My first time visiting. I appreciate the work you are doing ❤

Wheres that Volume 5! Cant wait whenever it will be released

What an impressive couple! I love their humble demeanor as well as disciplined nature. Andre and Sydney represent 'our team' so admirably on the public world stage... 'our team' as in Team Christian with a biblical worldview!👍 Best wishes to Sydney as she continues to flex her range in the challenges of varying distances & events. And best wishes to Andre with his aspirations in ministry as he undertakes the challenges of seminary studies. (Incidentally, I've heard a few of John MacArthur's sermons where he's shared stories of his days as a collegiate athlete in both football and track). P.S- I wonder if Kevin-Forest🏃‍♂️DeGump wears NewBalance👟when he runs his cross country 15k_ 😁 P.S- Someone needs to slip Kevin's book, "Do Not Be True to Yourself" into AJ Brown's reading list. 😉 I don't know if the Eagles will win the SuperBowl, but AJ seems to have a special flair in boosting🚀book📚sales.

Who edits these videos? These are well done.

That was awesome! God bless them both. Love their passion for Christ! Syd is my fave on and off the court and Andre is great!

This is utter nonsense.

Not Reformed

Great conversation! Thank you!

Are they reluto Kevin Leverone?

These are both men who have furthered what Gresham Maechen penned in Christianity and liberalism as an essential critique of the Social Gospel 100 years ago.

Actually, Bahnsen used a presup. moral argument for God in the 80's. One can only hear his lectures on the subject.

can anyone address this comment:Yes. Those two bills of sale from 1794 and 1795 are significant because they explicitly name the enslaved individuals: Rose, Hannah, and her child Stephen. Often in 18th- and early 19th-century records, enslaved people appear only as numbers or in very general terms (e.g., “one Negro woman”), without personal identifiers. So having names is crucial not only for historical accuracy but also for anyone researching African American genealogy, since names open a door to potentially finding more documents (bills of sale, probate inventories, or later records) that can piece together the lives and lineages of those who were enslaved. ****. This would address the question of the two slaves. The would have been with his don David Witherspoon in Wilkesboro, NC in the 1790s?

Not buying it. I think divine impassibility is the result of Greek philosophy and is dependent on and leads to philosophical speculations that are beyond what scripture reveals. Divine immutability is essential, as scripture teaches it. Making up a claim -- based on philosophy, not scripture -- that God is "impassible" and then claiming it's a great mystery that the "impassible" suffered is only a paradox because first you made up a claim about God not based on scripture.

Wow I just became a member in a URC in Northern Alberta and it's shocking that the Dutch church he had been apart has so much pietistic and new light. Not reformed in theology at all literally shocked me.

I'll toss this onto the grievance list- Instead of investing millions to start colonizing Mars, can Elon Musk just invest into making milk & eggs cheap again.🐮 🐔 Book recommendation: "Faithfully Different: Regaining Biblical Clarity in a Secular Culture" by Natasha Crain

Referring to God as “a being” is to blaspheme His Majesty. God is the Foundation of Being Itself, and yet, He transcends it. God does not “exist”, as He is above existence as well.

Mechanical pencils haven't been on my radar since about the late-1980s in 10th grade😁. But on the theme of pencils, my grievance would be any elementary grade schools who have removed teaching basic cursive handwriting from their curricula. I hear Collin's grievance on the stink of marijuana in Any City, USA!😣 And I cannot echo his sentiments any more resoundingly (just kidding, Justin😉). As long as we're on the water fountain theme, why can't people keep their lawn sprinklers aimed at their lawns, rather than at me on the sidewalk. It's become a rarity to take a summer walk around the neighborhood without dodging sprinklers or catching wafts of marijuana stench in the air. And on the theme of modern day sport, besides the sport betting mania taking over, I'll add the gloating celebratory dances and posturing... particularly in football, and often from shameless players who ultimately end up on the losing side of the final scoreboard. Hate 'em... the whole notion of show-boating has gone so far over the top, it's as if people have become numb to how really obnoxious this is in sport.

As a Seattle sports fan, I would argue that it is worse to be a Seattle fan, than a Chicago fan.

God grieved (Genesis 6:6) God gets angry (Judges 2: 12-14) God rejoices and takes delight in His people (Zephaniah 3: 17) God has compassion (Psalm 86: 15) and the list goes on. While God is not tossed to and fro by emotions like humans, or the gods of the Greeks, He is not emotionless. While, due to our finitude and creatureliness, we cannot completely understand God having emotions we should not pass these texts off as mere anthropomorphisms ""and do not grieve the Holy Spirit of God, with whom you were sealed for the day of redemption" (Ephesians 4: 30).

What God reveals to us in nature is not in conflict with what He reveals to us in Scripture. Thank you for not capitulating to Theistic personalism / mutualism / correlativism / neo theism. God does not change.

Thanks for your video. I found it interesting. I note in passing that all four arguments are philosophical rather than Biblical; nevertheless that fact doesn’t invalidate them - they should be evaluated on their own merits.

I am not convinced any particular god is a reality, for I have never encountered any credible evidence suggesting such a reality. So, until I do encounter sufficient credible evidence that such a reality exists, I will continue to suspend any acknowledgment concerning the truth of _your_ claim that one does. Do you believe I am _rationally justified_ in my position of atheism?

I really enjoyed this discussion. Appreciate how it was moderated and how all three men expressed their ideas, sometimes challenging each other but in a very godly way. This is a good example of how a debate or just a discussion can be done in a profitable and edifying manner.

You should dump The Gospel Coalition.

Ive been memorizing Romans ~ just ordered "how to" book to guarantee faster results! Thank you, as always, for adding so much to my reading enjoyment!

Gee, Kev, is the mission of the church summarized in Matt. 28? Does it involve nations? You seem strangely ignorant of Reformed political theology.

I am very enthusiastic about continuing my studies at RTS Charlotte, but I don't have the money; Can RTS Charlotte provide opportunities for me? Dr. Cornelius Van Til has had so much influence on the way I think about truth and I'm glad Dr. James Anderson is still continuing the legacy. The Triune God is merciful always🙏🛐

As someone in the States that eventually pulled myself out of this brainwashing of the left and it's propaganda. I eventually realized that when I found my way back to my Christian values. It greatly helped to wrap myself in those values and principles to create a strong teflon against this insanity of the West. At least to a certain extent. The ability to be less swayed and manipulated or unintentionally blown away or succumbing to it again regardless of which political affiliation it comes from as long as you keep your wits about you. None of them are our friend at the end of the day. Once I began to get more and more clarity. I found it extremely disturbing how many church leaders have collapsed and given in to this critical theory under the guise of this inclusivity utopia. Therefore I find it very difficult at least in my state to find a church community that hasn't become entirely corrupted by this already when there is such an extensive demand for this, especially in the West. Thoughts on this?

In a curious way, Christians have always been the "critical theorists" since the majority view of human nature and social normal in most cultures (in spite of their consciences) was determined to maintain a depraved status quo (ex: "PAX" Romana maintained by cruelty and coercion : ) Started reading Dr. Trueman's "The Rise of the Modern Self" on retirement 4 years ago and after 400 books, I think I'll finish up with "To Change..." by the end of December : )

Amen

A start. Now we need Christians to write critiques of what is actually wrong in the present movements of justice.

At what point does presuppositionalism have to be qualified so much that it's not really saying anything?