Your Calvinist Podcast with Keith Foskey

One side disagreement which often arises among Christians is what mode of baptism is taught in scripture? Is it immersion, pouring, sprinkling, or something else? On today's program, Pastor Keith address this subject as a followup to the previous program on the differing views of baptism. 

On today's episode, Pastor Keith supplements his class at Sovereign Grace Academy by going over the various understandings of Christian baptism. He discusses the difference between Paedobaptism and Credobaptism and some of the history surrounding each view. 

On today's program, we listen to a clip from a recent message by pastor Keith where he expounds on Genesis 8:1 which reads "God remembered Noah".

On today's episode, Pastor Keith welcomes Rich Suplita to the program. Rich is a former atheist and college professor who now is working to bring the Gospel on to college campuses. His story is so encouraging in regards to what God can do. You can learn more about Rich at his website askaformeratheist.com.

March 2020 was the start of a strange turn in recent American history. Today, Pastor Keith gives the last year in review and his thoughts on the implications for the near future. 

On this episode of Coffee with a Calvinist, we have another Caffeinated Calvinist Roundtable. Pastor Keith welcomes back Sam Brown and Richard Rhoden to the program where they discuss the dangers of Christians giving in to the cultural practice of "virtue signaling". 

On this program, Pastor Keith responds to recent criticisms of John Piper, whose son recently went viral as an atheist. Should Piper resign as an elder? Today, we explore this argument. 

On this episode, Pastor Keith discusses the different ways we understand the concept of causation and how the 16th century reformers understood faith as a cause of salvation. 

On today's program, we review and recommend a booklet on Noah's Ark from Answers in Genesis. 

One of the questions many people ask about Noah's Ark is "where did all the water come from?" On today's episode, we get to hear a portion of a recent sermon by Pastor Keith where he addresses this question.