Continuing the discussion about church history, Keaton and Seth zoom in on Reformed and Presbyterian churches and how this particular tradition ended up in America.
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This week on For The Church, Keaton and Seth discuss the origins of the protestant church and where the major denominational branches started.
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In this episode of For The Church, Keaton Paul and Seth Scruggs continue their discussion of the Church by talking about the ways that the church split into three main branches (Orthodox, Catholic, and Protestant) and what that means for us today.For questions and feedback email keaton.paul@pcazion.orgFor more about Zion Presbyterian Church visit www.zioncolumbia.org.
This week, we continue our discussion of The Church by discussing the early church (from 33 AD to 1054 AD) and what we can learn from those who came before us.
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We are kicking off a new season of For The Church all about The Church. This season we will take a look at the Church broadly and each week zoom in just a little more until we focus on Zion Presbyterian Church in particular. In this first episode, we take a look at what the church is from a theological perspective.For questions and feed back, email keaton.paul@pcazion.orgFor more information about Zion Presbyterian Church, visit zioncolumbia.org
In this episode of For The Church, Pastor Keaton Paul and Seth Scruggs break down what happened at the Presbyterian Church in America's General Assembly. First, they discuss some helpful terms and history. Then, they talk about some of the big stories coming out of the General Assembly and what they mean for the church.
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Keaton Paul and Seth Scruggs answer some questions that have come in as they have talked about sacraments (and some other questions).
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Keaton Paul and Seth Scruggs zoom out to discuss sacraments across the Bible and how covenant theology shapes how we view sacraments in the Reformed tradition.For questions and feedback, email keaton.paul@pcazion.orgFor more information about Zion Presbyterian Church, visit zioncolumbia.org.
Keaton and Seth continue their conversation about The Lord's Supper by discussing who the Lord's Supper is for and how we practice this sacrament.
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Pastor Keaton Paul from Zion Presbyterian Church discusses the historic Reformed view of The Lord's Supper as well as comparing the Reformed view with other historic views.
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In this episode, Keaton Paul and Seth Scruggs continue their discussion on the sacraments with a discussion of baptism, including the historical positions of several denominations and why Zion Presbyterian Church practices this sacrament the way they do.
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Continuing our series on sacraments, Keaton and Seth discuss Passover in the Old Testament and its relevance for Christians today.
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As we continue our series on the sacraments, Keaton and Seth discuss the Old Testament sacrament of circumcision and how it is still relevant for Christians today.
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This episode starts a new season of For the Church dealing with sacraments. We start with the major question, what is a sacrament? For questions and feedback, email keaton.paul@pcazion.org For more information about Zion visit zioncolumbia.org Resources mentioned in this episode: Westminster Catechism Westminster Confession of Faith Belgic Confession First Helvetic Confession This are all available at https://creedsandconfessions.org/
For most of church history, Advent was actually a celebration focused not on Jesus's first coming, but on his second coming. This week, Keaton and Seth talk about the second coming and what it means for us now as we look forward to it.
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Why would we talk about the Resurrection at Advent? This week, Keaton and Seth talk about the implications of the Resurrection and Ascension of Jesus and how it can help us during the Advent season.
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In the second episode of our Advent series, Keaton and Seth discuss the importance of the Incarnation of Jesus. Why is it so important that Jesus became a man? What does it mean to us now?
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This week, Pastor Keaton Paul and Seth Scruggs start a new series as we prepare to enter the Advent season. For many, Advent is an ancient celebration that is new to them. This series seeks to explain what Advent is and how and why we celebrate it, starting with the question: what is Advent?
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Keaton and Seth discuss the 2019 film A Hidden Life along with themes of sacrifice and obedience and a dive into how to watch movies like this.
Resources:
Brett McCracken on A Hidden Life in The Gospel Coalition
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This week, we continue our At The Movies series with a discussion of the 2019 film A Beautiful Day In The Neighborhood.
Resources:
Video Essay on Intertextuality: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QeAKX_0wZWY
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