Chinook Podcast: Interview w/ Tim Gallant on Feed my Lambs
Brad and Nathan get an opportunity to interview Tim Gallant on the 22-year-old, but unsurpassed primer on paedo-communion.
Chinook Podcast #20
Today, we talk about how we properly use the imprecatory psalms in worship.
Chinook Podcast #12
We discuss the need for revival and reformation in the Canadian Church.
Chinook Podcast: Recovering the Sacraments
A discussion on the need for the recovery of the sacraments in the contemporary church.
Chinook Podcast: Psalm Singing
Listen to a conversation about the need for Psalm singing and the revival of Psalm singing in the churches of Canada.
Chinook Podcast: Covenant Renewal Worship
Listen to the second episode of the Chinook Podcast to learn about covenantal renewal worship. Find it here.
At Least Weekly: Part 8 of 8
A call to restore the Lord’s Table to our weekly Worship. The weight of Scripture is for a frequent communion. Yet, our hearts may still have some objections. I’d like to use this final article to address some of those objections and to give some recommendations on how to begin the path to greater obedience […]
At Least Weekly: Part 7 of 8
A call to restore the Lord’s Table to our weekly worship We have come to our penultimate installment on the frequency of communion. Here, I argue that communion is deeply embedded in the call of the gospel. This argument demonstrates how this argument is not just about growing in union with Christ and one another; […]
At Least Weekly: Part 6 of 8
A call tor restore the Lord’s Table to our weekly worship We now add a sixth argument to our series. God has established enmity between the seed of the woman and the seed of the serpent. We participate in a spiritual, holy war. God prepares us a table to strengthen us in waging that war. […]
At Least Weekly: Part 5 of 8
A call to restore the Lord’s Table to our Weekly Worship We have now looked at how the Scripture provides a precedent for weekly communion, we have seen the way in which the theology that underlies the Supper supports a frequent use, we have seen how a theology of presence is foundational to frequent communion, […]