Monday, November 22, 2010

Thanksgiving Audio Sermons

HAPPY THANKSGIVING!
Thanksgiving is an annual one-day holiday to return thanks for the abundant blessings of God. Traditionally held at the close of the harvest season, it has been designated in the US (since 1941) on the fourth Thursday of November and in Canada on the second Monday in October. These annual celebrations have their history rooted in harvest festivals and feasts celebrated by early settlers and explorers and particularly in the well-documented Thanksgiving held by the colonists at Plymouth in 1621.

Here are the Thanksgiving audio sermons and talks that I have found:

John MacArthur
John Piper
Douglas Wilson

Saturday, November 13, 2010

Family Worship Resources

It's time to jump on the bandwagon. It seems in the last few years, especially the last few months, a renewed interest in family worship has happen. Family worship has been around since the writing of the bible. Scottish Presbyterians wrote the "Directory of Family Worship" in 1647, since then, Puritans and Christians from each generation forward to our present has written books and articles on the subject. In our generation, we not only have books and articles available, we also have recorded sermons as well.

It is my intention in this post to provide the links to some of these resources. There will be many more resources I cannot cover.

Here are some of the books on the subject:
Here are some of the articles on the subject:

Saturday, November 06, 2010

Covenant Radio Audio Programs



The purpose of Covenant Radio is to bring people in the Church to a place where they think through various doctrines so that they may understand what they teach and are able to deal with them on a more personal level. It does seem to be a valid observation that many in the Church today are unable to adequately define and defend their own theological views. The goal, therefore, is to offer people a source and wealth of information so that one may be assisted in knowing what they truly believe. Covenant Radio’s desire is to present a number of issues, both theological and practical in nature, to help people move their thinking to a higher level.

The hosts of Covenant Radio are Reformed in their theology and Presbyterian in Church government. The doctrinal position of the program stems from the Westminster Confession of Faith . This does mean, however, that the hosts of the program will not deal with issues that are beyond the Westminster Confession however it will always do that in the light of the Orthodox Christian faith contained within the ecumencial creeds of the Church. Covenant Radio has their own blog as well.

Covenant Radio archives yearly all their radio programs:
Here are some notable radio programs that might interest you: