Theocast
The Covenant of Grace in the Old Testament
November 11, 2020
Summary
This is part 4 from our Introduction to Covenant Theology. In this class, this is our first of two sessions discussing the Covenant of Grace. In this session, we talk about the nature of the Covenant of Grace. Then we turn our focus on the promises and progressive revelation of the Covenant of Grace and trace them through the Old Testament, from Genesis to Malachi. Course Overview: Part 1: Introduction & Overview Part 2: The Covenant of Redemption Part 3: The Covenant of Works Part 4: The Covenant of Grace in the Old Testament Part 5: The Covenant of Grace in the New Testament FOR A DONATION OF ANY AMOUNT Read Episode Transcripts https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z5_4VjAJylY
Topics
- Episode focus: The Covenant of Grace in the Old Testament
- This is part 4 from our Introduction to Covenant Theology
- In this class, this is our first of two sessions discussing the Covenant of Grace
- In this session, we talk about the nature of the Covenant of Grace
- Then we turn our focus on the promises and progressive revelation of the Covenant of Grace and trace them through the Old Testament, from Genesis to Malachi
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, at least in this portion, are John Moffat, pastor of Grace Reformed Church in Springville, Tennessee, and myself, Justin Perdue, pastor of Covenant Baptist Church in Asheville, North Carolina.
Today's episode, this week's episode of the podcast, is a unique one, and Jimmy Bueller will be featured in much of that recording that you'll be listening to.
Jimmy is the pastor of Christ Community Church in Wilmer, Minnesota.
And before we get to teeing up what you're going to hear from us today.
John has a very important update.
This is not really a pro-con.
This is kind of a cultural update.
Definitely.
At a minimum, we can say something, say, excuse me, that it's something that John is quite excited about.
So, brother, talk, celebrate, rejoice.
Yes.
For those of you that don't know, I was born and raised in Sunny California.
And when I was a small, small child, I joined the Blues Crew, which, for those of you that don't know, that's a program that I don't even know exists anymore for the Dodgers.
And so I was a massive Dodger fan.
Oral Hookscheiser was my hero.
And, you know, haven't really seen the Dodgers win since 1988 was the last time that they won the World Series.
Kurt Nixon there.
Kabli.
Yeah.
