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Ordinary Means
by Ordinary Means
Ordinary Means exists to call the Church of Christ to Reformation, back to a trust in God's means-the Word, the Sacraments, and prayer-as the primary means God uses to seek, save, and sanctify the lost.
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December 2012 Podcast
Cyncicism
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November 2012 Podcast
Suffering
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October 2012 Podcast
Paying Attention
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September 2012 Podcast
Interview with Milton Vincent
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August 2012 Podcast
Interview with Michael Ross
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July 2012 Podcast
On Struggling Churches, Part 4
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June 2012 Podcast
On Struggling Churches, Part 3
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May 2012 Podcast
On Struggling Churches, Part 2
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April 2012 Podcast
On Struggling Churches, Part 1
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March 2012 Podcast
Parenting the Ordinary Means, Part 6
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February 2012 Podcast
Parenting the Ordinary Means, Part 5
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January 2012 Podcast
Parenting the Ordinary Means, Part 4
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December 2011 Podcast
Parenting the Ordinary Means, Part 3
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November 2011 Podcast
Parenting the Ordinary Means, Part 2
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October 2011 Podcast
Parenting the Ordinary Means, Part 1
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July 2011 Podcast
Technology and the Ordinary Means, Part 3
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June 2011 Podcast
Technology and the Ordinary Means, Part 2
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May 2011 Podcast
Technology and the Ordinary Means
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April 2011 Podcast
Is the Trinity a Part of Your Gospel?
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March 2011 Podcast
Is Gospel-Centered a Good Thing? Part 4
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February 2011 Podcast
Is Gospel-Centered a Good Thing? Part 3
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January 2011 Podcast
Is Gospel-Centered a Good Thing? Part 2
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December 2010 Podcast
Is Gospel-Centered a Good Thing? Part 1
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November 2010 Podcast
On Community, Part 2
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October 2010 Podcast
On Community
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September 2010 Podcast
On Why We Like Our Denomination
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August 2010 Podcast
On Church Music
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48
June 2010 Podcast
On Transformationalists, Participators, and Withdrawalism
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47
April 2010 Podcast
On Prayer and Idolatry
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46
March 2010 Podcast
Jason Stellman on Dual Citizenship
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45
February 2010 Podcast
Jack Kinneer on the Two Kingdoms
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January 2010 Podcast
Jim Belcher on Deep Church
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43
December 2009 Podcast
Books and Baptisms
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42
November 2009 Podcast
Ken Myers on Culture
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41
October 2009 Podcast
Dr. Robert Godfrey on Calvin
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40
September 2009 Podcast
Cultural Outreach, Part 2
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August 2009 Podcast
Cultural Outreach
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38
July 2009 Podcast
Questions and Answers
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37
June 2009 Podcast
Books
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May 2009 Podcast
Dr. Doug Kelly
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March 2009 Podcast
The Gospel and the Ordinary Means, Part 3
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January 2009 Podcast
The Gospel and the Ordinary Means, Part 2
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December 2008 Podcast
The Gospel and the Ordinary Means
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November 2008 Podcast
On Peter Leithart and Presbyterianism
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October 2008 Podcast
Questions and Answers
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30
August 2008 Podcast
Efficacy of the Sacraments
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June 2008 Podcast
Presbyterians and Baptists Together - Part II
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May 2008 Podcast
Ligon Duncan on Ordinary Means
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April 2008 Podcast
Presbyterians and Baptists Together - Part I
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February 2008 Podcast
Private Communion
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
Ordinary Means exists to call the Church of Christ to Reformation, back to a trust in God's means-the Word, the Sacraments, and prayer-as the primary means God uses to seek, save, and sanctify the lost.
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How many episodes does Ordinary Means have?
Ordinary Means currently has 50 episodes available on PodParley. New episodes are automatically indexed when they're published to the podcast feed.
What is Ordinary Means about?
Ordinary Means exists to call the Church of Christ to Reformation, back to a trust in God's means-the Word, the Sacraments, and prayer-as the primary means God uses to seek, save, and sanctify the lost.
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