Theocast
What is Theocast?
September 17, 2019
Summary
Want to know what Theocast is all about? Here’s a description of Theocast in the words of its hosts. We walk potential listeners through our purpose, our distinctions, our theological focus, and why you might consider tuning in. We hope you find this episode helpful. https://youtu.be/ct6sWYGoCqM
Topics
- Episode focus: What is Theocast?
- Want to know what Theocast is all about?
- Here’s a description of Theocast in the words of its hosts
- We walk potential listeners through our purpose, our distinctions, our theological focus, and why you might consider tuning in
- We hope you find this episode helpful
Transcript
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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 Buehler, pastor of Christ Community Church in Wilmer, Minnesota.
And I'm John Moffat, pastor of Community Bible Church in Spring Hill, Tennessee.
Today is a little bit of a unique episode.
Jimmy, why don't you talk about what we're doing in episode zero.
Today is what we affectionately call episode zero.
It's where we get to help the listener understand who we are, what we're about, sort of the theological grid by which we see and understand things.
And so today on the podcast, you'll be able to get a really foundational view of Theocast.
So, Justin, you want to kick us off?
Yeah, happy to, bro.
So, here at Theocast, our tagline is encouraging weary pilgrims to rest in Christ, and we are sincere about that.
We really do believe that Jesus is the point of the Bible, that the Bible is not just a collection of stories.
It's certainly not a collection of moral fables and things like that.
It's not a handbook for godly living.
It is the story of God's great redemptive work, how He planned an eternity past to save a people, and how God the Son, who took on flesh, Jesus Christ, came to accomplish our redemption.
And we understand that he's accomplished everything that's necessary for our salvation.
And so we believe that Jesus is enough, and that the fundamental battle of the Christian life is to trust and rest and hope in Christ completely.
And so that's what we're going to be pointing people to always here on Theocast.
I think that's an interesting topic because as you think about this, nobody would really say in their church that Jesus isn't the point of the point.
