Judson Baptist Catechism Class

This week we discuss who we should—and should not—pray for.

This week, we delve deeper into the nature of prayer.

This week, we begin looking at Keach's Catechism on prayer.

This week, we continue discussing Holy Communion, focusing on how we are to receive.

This week, we begin our discussion of Holy Communion.

This week, we discuss baptism as a command, not a recommendation.

This week, we discuss the modes and the proper subjects of baptism.

This week, we look at baptism as a means of grace, which communicates the benefits of redemption.

This week, Pastor Zach tries to convince Baptists to use the S-word.

This week, we begin talking about the outward means of the benefits of redemption.

Introducing the pilot episode of a new serialized, cinematic audio adaptation of Bunyan's timeless allegory.

This week, we discuss public and private confession, forgiving ourselves, and whether we should repent of what we are.

This week, we continue discussing repentance to life and a true sense of sin.

This week we begin talking about true repentance, throwing our beads into the fire.

This week, we talk about the four types of faith.

This week, we talk about both the wages of sin and the gift of God.

This week, we tackle the question of whether all sins are equally grievous.

This week, we continue to discuss whether we are able to keep the law.

This week, we discuss the tenth commandment.

This week, in a truncated class, we finish our treatment of the ninth commandment by talking about gossip.

This week, we begin our look at the ninth commandment

This week, we finish our discussion of the eighth commandment and John Flavel keeps asking, "Yeah, but what ELSE does it require?"

This week, we continue to explore the implications of the eighth commandment on the lives of Christians.

This week we finish up the 7th commandment (applied in thought, word, and deed) and begin discussing the 8th.

This week we begin our discussion of the 7th commandment, and talk about several aspects of adultery (down to movie houses and dance halls).

This week, we finish the 6th commandment (after a year interlude) and re-center on Jesus' teaching about the Law and the Gospel.

This week, we explore Just War Theory and its bearing on the sixth commandment. Also, it sounds like the Predator (who, for the record, never struggles with the sixth commandment) is teaching the lesson because of some technical difficulties.

This week, we start getting in the weeds with the sixth commandment, discussing whether self-defense or defending others is permitted for Christians.

This week, we look at the content of the sixth commandment.

This week, we dig deeper into the implications of the fifth commandment

This week, we finish up the fourth commandment and begin our discussion of what it means to honor one’s father and mother.

This week, we look at the role of the fourth commandment in the Church.

Our catechism class (and the podcast of the class) will be returning in-person and online the first week of October.

This week, we begin our discussion of the fourth commandment, regarding the Sabbath day.

This week, we briefly drill deeper into our discussion of the third commandment before starting a documentary

This week, we look begin looking at the third commandment regarding taking the Lord's Name in vain.

This week, we discuss whether God forbids us from worshiping in any way that is not expressly commanded in his Word.

This week, we begin discussing the meaning of the second commandment and the sin of idolatry.

This week, we look at the use of the Law in evangelism and further discuss the practical living out of the first commandment.

This week, we begin looking at the first commandment.

This week, we continue discussing the content and use of the Law.

This week, we look at rules for interpretation and the sum of the Law

This week, we continue looking at the uses of the law, for believers and unbelievers.

This week, we talk about the covenant made at Sinai, as we prepare to dive deep into the Ten Commandments.

This week, we talk about the fate of those who reject the Gospel, at the day of judgment and beyond.

This week, we look deeper at the resurrection of the saints on the Last Day.

This week, we move on to the benefits of our salvation received at the Resurrection

This week, we begin looking at the blessings that believers receive at death.

This week, we look at the remaining benefits accompanying our salvation in this life.

This week, talk more about the blessed assurance that accompanies and flows out of our salvation.