Theocast
Why All Calvinists Are Not Reformed
July 22, 2020
Summary
In this episode, the guys talk about the difference between Calvinism and reformed theology. The two are not one and the same. We explain the major tenets of reformed theology and why they are important. Members Podcast: The guys talk personally about our transition into confessional, reformed theology--and the difference it has made in our lives and churches. Read Episode Transcripts Members Podcast https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rzjs6FuIBnM
Topics
- Episode focus: Why All Calvinists Are Not Reformed
- the guys talk about the difference between Calvinism and reformed theology
- We explain the major tenets of reformed theology and why they are important
- Members Podcast: The guys talk personally about our transition into confessional, reformed theology--and the difference it has made in our lives and churches
- Read Episode Transcripts Members Podcast https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rzjs6FuIBnM
Transcript
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Hi, this is John, and today on Theocast, we are going to be discussing the difference between being reformed and a Calvinist.
I know many think that being a Calvinist is being reformed, but they're actually different.
We're going to explain why.
We have three major reasons that we believe would be a distinction between those who are reformed and those who would just believe in the five points of Calvinism.
Then, towards the end of the podcast, we explain why it is important for the distinction.
If you love resting in Christ and the message of theocast, then this is going to be coming from a reform perspective.
And in our members' podcast, the three of us explain our transition out of we would say Pietism or Calvinism into a confessionally reformed perspective, and hopefully share with you some other additional helps in the members' podcast.
Stay tuned.
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Welcome to Theocast, encouraging weary pilgrims to rest in Christ, conversations about the Christian life from a reformed perspective.
Our hosts today are Justin Perdue, pastor of Covenant Baptist Church in Asheville, North Carolina?
Jimmy Bueller, pastor of Christ Community Church in Wilmer, Minnesota.
And I'm John Moffat, pastor of Grace Reformed Church in Spring Hill, Tennessee.
Gentlemen, we took a week off, so it's good to be back.
It almost feels longer than a week, but it's good to be back.
And today, I actually am always excited about our new segment because
