City Square – Details, episodes & analysis

In this episode, Micah and Chuck discuss Chuck's recent visits to different Christian traditions, including the PCA, ACNA, and LCMS. They compare the music in each church and note the similarities and differences. Chuck appreciates the theological soundness of the music in the PCA church, while Micah highlights the importance of theological vetting in music selection. They also discuss the use of icons in the ACNA church and the traditional organ music in the LCMS church. The conversation concludes with a lighthearted discussion about the spectrum of beliefs within different denominations.

All about Chuck: https://youtu.be/X0S2dlT1tok Marc's take on seminary & marriage: https://youtu.be/hg8Zli_O_YQ

Let's talk vocations. Should we be encouraging young men to attend seminary before marriage? Joining me this week is returning guest Marc Gajeton to discuss the broken relationship between the vocation of seminary and husband/fatherhood.

Merry Christmas Citizens! It's time to get festive and talk cookies and whisky. Let's get caught up on life, chat about Christmas, check in on those celebrating Advent, dive into 2024 plans, and continue the no-cookie tradition.

Join me this week as I interview Jim Bentley, husband, father, writer, and entrepreneur. Jim shares the importance of centering your life on God across all aspects, be it marriage, professional endeavors, or raising children.

On this week's podcast episode, we have the pleasure of hosting Gregory Baus, the co-host of the Reformed Libertarians Podcast. He's an independent writer, theologically refromed and politically libertarian. Gregory shares insights into merging reformed theology and political libertarianism, exploring how these principles align in ways that honor and glorify God. Tune in as we delve into the fusion of reformed perspectives and navigate the complexities of our current political landscape.

Cigars and the 10:40 window—what's the connection? Join us in this episode as we discuss the link. Our guest this week is Al Gomez, a husband, father, and church planter with the goal of seeing the gospel spread to all nations. Al shares how Cultivate 435 and Reformed Cigars bring coffee and tobacco together to support, equip, and send missionaries where God is calling them. https://www.cultivate435.com/ https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100004957157201 https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100089800353346

Is it possible to be a believer and anarcho-capitalism? This week, I have the pleasure of hosting RJ Evans, a husband, small business owner, and anarcho-capitalism. RJ is the visionary behind Who Touched The Thermostat and Fallen Short apparel, and in this episdoe we'll delve into the core principles of anarcho-capitalism, RJ's faith background, and the fascinating story of how he built his two online clothing enterprises.

Buckle up for this eclectic conversation about the grace of Halloween candy, Reformation traditions, and the peculiar notion that Dr. Who might just be a cryptid in need of containment. Join your host, Jon, as he welcomes a special guest, the incomparable Jesse Enriquez. Jesse is not only a local IT guy but also an aficionado of Mandalorian creeds, and a man of deep reflection.

Our guest this week is Dr. Nathan Greeley! Dr. Greeley is a devoted husband, educator at a Christian classical school, an adjunct instructor in philosophy at Indiana Wesleyan University, and a Fellow of Apologetics and Philosophical Theology at Just and Sinner. Dr. Greeley holds both an M.A. and a Ph.D. in Philosophy of Religion and Theology, which he earned from Claremont Graduate University. His research is centered on the captivating history of natural theology and the intriguing interplay between philosophy and theology. We're in for a thought-provoking and insightful discussion with him this week. These are affiliated links 😜 📚 Aquinas (A Beginner's Guide) https://amzn.to/3Q4WUKa 📚 Compendium of Theology https://amzn.to/45HDj8B 📚 Life Together https://amzn.to/3FxB654 https://youtu.be/LcZqhitfpxo?si=98gMlCtiSkQqbCiT

To celebrate Reformation Month, join us and guest Emily Herrera as she shares the remarkable tales of some influential women of the Reformation. These women, often working behind the scenes, played pivotal roles in saving lives, getting the theology we study today published, and enabling reformation leaders to heed God's call.

Books (these are affiliated links):

Reformation Women - Rebecca VanDoodewaard

https://amzn.to/46MheXw

Ladies of the Reformation - Anderson, James, Rev. of Edinburgh

https://amzn.to/49aAvnA

Articles:

https://shorturl.at/eKMRT

https://shorturl.at/ijuAP

https://shorturl.at/bJO25

https://shorturl.at/ivHLT