The Sound of Truth: Recent Episodes
Jacob Tanner
The Sound of Truth is an exciting podcast hosted by Jacob Tanner where there will be discussions of Christianity, theology, philosophy, church history, etc. Although this is a podcast created by a Christian pastor, everyone is welcome to join in and listen. Jake is enthralling and captivating with his discussions. Sit back, relax, and enjoy.
PARRĒSIA is a new Reformed Baptist publishing house in Scotland started by Daniel Funke and John-William Noble, whose first major project includes a Kickstarter campaign to publish the 1689 London Baptist Confession of Faith. We had the chance to talk to these two pastors about the start of this new company, the Kickstarter campaign, the 1689, and the state of Reformed Baptist churches in Scotland.
Here's the link to donate to the Kickstarter:
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1689confession/1689-london-baptist-confession-of-faith?ref=project_link
Here's a link to their website:
https://www.parresiabooks.org/books
Ephesians 1, assurance, and the Protestant view of justification explained by Calvin and Luther.
How sure of an assurance can the Christian really have of their salvation? Celebrating the Protestant Reformation.
Ephesians 1:3-6 and Can a Christian have assurance? Celebrating the Protestant Reformation.
What is the problem of evil and can the Christian worldview, and ultimately Scripture, give an answer for this question? Listen to this study and learn how to defend your faith!
What is a worldview? What makes a valid worldview? Can the Christian appeal to the validity of their worldview when witnessing? For this study, the Christian and atheistic worldviews are compared.
Is the Triune God to be worshiped fully, or only certain members of the Trinity? Should objects, like pictures or statues be used in worship? Do we need someone's help to worship? Should others, or special days, be worshiped too?
How can preaching be an act of worship, and should we view preaching as separate from the rest of the worship service?
A free righteousness is offered to all who will believe in the Gospel of the Lord Jesus Christ. Galatians 3:1-12.
Learn how to defend the Christian faith by finding out what you believe and why you believe it! For this introduction, we discuss some of the greatest arguments for the existence of God.
Jesus, our High Priest, offered up Himself as the perfect atonement forever for His children.
What makes a biblical church? What are the marks of a true church? 1 Thessalonians 5:9-14.
The Trinity. Is this word biblical and should we be using it to describe God? 2 Corinthians 13:14.
What does it mean to praise the Lord, to glorify Him, and to enjoy Him forever? Join us this week as we look into all of this and more in the Bible!
What does it mean to praise the Lord, to glorify Him, and to enjoy Him forever? Join us this week as we look into all of this and more in the Bible!
What does it mean to praise the Lord, to glorify Him, and to enjoy Him forever? Join us this week as we look into all of this and more in the Bible!
What does it mean to praise the Lord, to glorify Him, and to enjoy Him forever? Join us this week as we look into all of this and more in the Bible!
What does it mean to praise the Lord, to glorify Him, and to enjoy Him forever? Join us this week as we look into all of this and more in the Bible!
What did Jesus actually accomplish at the Cross? Whose sins were atoned for, exactly? Who is able to be redeemed by the blood of the Lamb? And, just what exactly does it mean to be reconciled to God through Christ? Join us, as we look at all of this and more in our expository study of 2 Corinthians 5:13-21.
This time, we finish up our expository, verse by verse study through the book of Philippians by looking at verses 10-23.
This time, we will be looking at Revelation 1:4-8. Specifically, we will be seeing the rich Trinitarian salutation, the doxology of the Son, and the eternal promise of the sovereignty of the Godhead.
The Delinquents, Jason Mitchell and Jacob Tanner, are back at it! This time, they are looking at the absolute authority of Scripture in the Christian Bible. How can we know that the Bible is authoritative for our lives? Join us for the discussion!
This time, we're beginning a new Bible study series on Revelation as we look at Revelation 1:1-3. Please join us as we begin a new expository study through the book of Revelation, verse by verse.
This time, we're looking at Philippians 3:10-21. Pilgrim's Progress is perhaps one of the greatest works of writing known to man. In that work, John Bunyan provides an allegory for the Christian life of a pilgrim on a journey. That is, rightfully, how the Christian life should be viewed. We are pilgrims on a journey - we are passing through this life and are on our way to the next, knowing that this world is not our home. We, as Christians, are citizens of Heaven.
Philippians 3:1-10 is the text that we are looking at. Have you ever wondered how you can experience true joy and fulfillment in this life? Have you ever wanted to know how you can stand righteous before God? Well, this text provides the answer to these questions and many others like them.
In this text, we will find that there is no greater treasure than Jesus and no greater experience than knowing Him as Lord and being known by Him.
And now, it is time for something completely different! For this episode, we will be listening to the radio broadcasts I did for my church throughout the month of January, 2019. The only editing is that I've removed the beginning of each that included a greeting along with service times and directions. Each broadcast will play after the last with a very short pause in between. I hope you'll enjoy!
This time we're in Philippians 2:19-30, as we look at the Apostle Paul's desire to see the Philippians love one another in perfect unity through the Spirit of the Lord that they might perfectly rejoice in Christ. That is my same prayer for the church today, and I hope your prayer as well.
Join us as we continue our series: To Live is Christ, to Die is Gain.