Well there! Here’s another cracking episode of the Pilgrim’s Podcast to begin the year twentyten with!

In this episode we head out to the studios of Anglican Media Sydney and interview Jeremy Halcrow.  He’s a great bloke who is a veteran Christian journalist, a former media relations consultant and the current editor [...]

Well folks, it’s the time you’ve all been waiting for (or perhaps for some, the time you’ve most dreaded!) …. We’re back in business for 2010.

We’ve already recorded a bunch of episodes ready to go, and this year’s gonna be rocking.

In this action-packed start to 2010, Steve and I recount the [...]

My journey in thinking about the Extra Calvinisticum has now taken me to the realm of what’s known as the communicatio idiomatum (english: the Communication of the Attributes).  That the attributes (such as omniscience, omnipresence, immensity etc) cannot be transferred between the human and divine natures of Jesus, but are correctly predicated of his person and [...]

Have you ever wondered how Christ was all present, yet located locally in Jesus Christ of Nazareth? Have you ever wondered how Christ continued to uphold the universe yet walk around Jerusalem? Or, how did the fulness of deity dwell bodily in Christ (Col. 2:9)? In other words, how do we uphold the deity and [...]

This short little journal entry of John Frame’s has some nuggets of gold for the ordinary preacher, though it mightn’t be everyone’s cup of tea!

8/8/99: On another subject: what is preaching, anyway? I don’t mean the preaching of the OT prophets, or Jesus, or Peter at Pentecost, or Paul [...]

Well, Steve and I are having our first planning meeting for 2010! It’s going to be exciting – we’ve got grand plans for interviews, new types of podcasts, give aways, and more web stuff for the poddy! … It’s going to be good!

We’d also love to hear your thoughts: what’s good? what’s bad? who should [...]

In this second section of Richard Muller’s, Christ and the Decree, he investigates three influential reformers who were contemporaries of John Calvin: Bullinger, Musculus, and Vermigli.  Unlike the Lutheran tradition, of whom Martin Luther was the source, the Reformed tradition had many influences apart of John Calvin.  Since this is the [...]

From looking at Water as the first metaphor Peter employs to speak of cataclysmic return of Christ, we saw that the destruction of Noah’s day was not an annihilation, but we were left with a question: what sort of flood-destruction is coming on the Day of the Lord? Is it a complete annhilation, [...]

Richard Muller’s Christ and the Decree is an historical account of the development of theological thought from the Reformation through to the Post-Reformation, more precisely, of Christology and Predestination from Calvin to Perkins. I’m reading this with a [...]

Well, we’re back on the Poddy after a short hiatus sitting exams.  Oh, and a well-deserved holiday of course! But we’ve been scheming the next year’s Pilgrim’s Podcast plan of action! Exciting.

This week we had the pleasure of interviewing Ryan Smartt, who is the head of Christian studies at