The Semper Reformata Podcast

Hebrews 7:25 Wherefore he is able also to save them to the uttermost that come unto God by him, seeing he ever liveth to make intercession for them.The second Saturday in August is ‘Derry Day’ – and in Northern Ireland many Protestants meet at Londonderry to commemorate an historical event – a siege. Actually, a very important event in our cultural and political history. The siege occurred in 1689, around a year after William of Orange had landed at Torbay, and ‘the Glorious Revolution’ was effectively ending almost a century of rule by the Stuart dynasty, a period that had brought a great burden of suffering upon those who by conscience would not conform to Roman ritual or rule of the church by state appointed bishops...Listen on to find out more!

John Knox and the Scots Confession - Part 4Part four of this Summer history series looking at the life and teaching of John Knox, Scotland's reformer. We begin to look at Knox's doctrine and teaching.Music on license from www.Neosounds.comTheme: "Scotland"Learn more about Knox.Follow this link to BOOK RECOMMENDATIONS AND PURCHASE OPTIONSBuying books using the links provided will help support the podcast

The Cry of the MartyrsText: Revelation 6:9Revelation is full of symbols. And we interpret those symbols in the light of scripture, and because the genre is Jewish, in the light of OT Scripture. Now it is really important when we come to look at this passage. There are important symbols, and they have an OT background.This sermon was recorded at Templepatrick Reformed Church, and is used here with their permission.

John Knox and the Scots Confession - Part 3Part three of this Summer history series looking at the life and teaching of John Knox, Scotland's reformer. Knox, the Church and the Sacraments.Music on license from www.Neosounds.comTheme: "Scotland"Learn more about Knox.Follow this link to BOOK RECOMMENDATIONS AND PURCHASE OPTIONSBuying books using the links provided will help support the podcast

The Four HorsemenYou must not think of Revelation as linear history, – history written in advance for us. It is unlikely that’s the case. Revelation is not a history book, it is apocalyptic literature, and it is a series of scenes, overlapping in time, moving in parallel through the church age, and out into eternity to come, each scene revealing to us something more of God’s eternal plan and purpose, and each one ending further ahead in history, until at very end of the book we have the final state, a new heaven and earth. In this lesson we shall watch as the first four of the seals are opened, a passage often referred to as ‘The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse”…This sermon was recorded live at Templepatrick Reformed Church and is reproduced here with their permission.

John Knox and the Scots Confession - Part 2Part two of this Summer history series looking at the life and teaching of John Knox, Scotland's reformer. We begin to look at Knox's doctrine and teaching.Music on license from www.Neosounds.comTheme: "Scotland"Learn more about Knox.Follow this link to BOOK RECOMMENDATIONS AND PURCHASE OPTIONSBuying books using the links provided will help support the podcast