Your Calvinist Podcast with Keith Foskey

Conversations With a Calvinist (Episode 2022:02) Title: A Calvinist Movie Review: The Eyes of Tammy Faye In this episode, Pastor Keith discusses the film The Eyes of Tammy Faye and then goes on to discuss the way Calvinists understand the universal love of God.

On this episode, we deal with an important question about how Calvinists understand the free will of man. We also answer a listener question about how to begin a Bible Study program. If you have questions, feel free to contact us at CalvinistPodcast@Gmail.com Note: At a few points, the audio has a few issues due to using a new microphone. We apologize for that and thank you for understanding.

2021 ends with the passing of Betty White. On this episode of Conversations with a Calvinist, our host spends some time reviewing the past year and then discussing the passing of Betty White and the lesson which we should all take away.

One year ago, we did a podcast on Christmas movies and our host argued that Die Hard qualified as a Christmas movie. Well, after much thought and investigation, there has been a recantation! You won't want to miss this...

On today's episode of Conversations with a Calvinist, Pastor Keith airs a lesson he recently taught on the pre-existence, eternality, and hypostatic union of Jesus Christ. As we prepare to celebrate Christmas, let us meditate on exactly what it is we celebrate in the incarnation. 

From time to time on our Podcast, we do things that are just for fun. On this episode, Pastor Keith is joined by frequent guest Richard Rhoden and his son Brock to do a fried chicken sandwich taste test. Will Chick-Fil-A reign supreme, or will a local joint beat them all? (This may be more fun to watch, which can be done at https://youtu.be/9FI5qMtIg30 

From gay Santa to a bedazzled nutcracker, woke ruins everything Christmas! On this episode, Keith welcomes fellow pastor Austin Tucker to discuss how Christians should not acquiesce to the cultural norms.

This is republished from the 2020 Thanksgiving Podcast for Coffee with a Calvinist, the daily program that preceded the weekly show Conversations with a Calvinist. In this program, Pastor Keith talks about the origins of Thanksgiving and reminds us all why we should remain thankful always. 

On today's episode of Conversations with a Calvinist, we discuss the recent court case involving Kyle Rittenhouse, the "worship" service with Kanye, Bieber and Manson, and we answer a listener question about abiding in Christ. 

In this episode, Pastor Keith welcomes his wife Jennifer to discuss a listener question about Hindu energies (called Prana, Xi, or Chi). 

On this episode, we welcome James Benford, a Christian martial arts instructor to discuss the concept of pacifism and personal protection. Must a Christian be a pacifist? Or is there ever a time when force can be used to protect others or even ourselves?

On this episode of Conversations with a Calvinist, Pastor Keith is joined again by Kenny Roberts of Missionway Church to discusses the dual disciplines of hermeneutics and exegesis. How do we know we are coming to a right understanding of what the text means?

On today's program, Pastor Keith gives a report from his trip to the Southeast Regional Conference for the Fellowship of Independent Reformed Evangelicals. 

Columbus Day is coming and it is common to hear demands that we reject any celebrations because the holiday is based on history which is now determined to be politically incorrect. So, on today's program, Keith is joined by Richard Rhoden to discuss the subject of American history and they go on to discuss the broader topic of patriotism within Christianity. 

On this program, Pastor Keith welcomes Pastor John Sweat to discuss the subject of why reformed baptists become presbyterians. This happens more often than one might think, and they discuss why it happens and really why it shouldn't.

On this episode of the podcast, Pastor Keith welcomes back friend of the show Matthew Hinson to discuss the passing of John Shelby Spong. Spong was a liberal bishop in the episcopal church who was well known for abandoning the foundational doctrines of Christian theism. Keith and Matthew read and respond to Spong's 12 "Points of Reform" for Christianity which he published in The Voice, the newslet...

On this episode, we follow up a recent sermon on Genesis 19 to answer a contemporary argument about the real sin of Sodom. What was the real sin of that ancient wicked city?

On this episode of the podcast, Pastor Keith welcomes again Pastor Austin Tucker to discuss a recent article which stated that children should be seen as assets of the state. Do our children really belong to the state? How should Christians see the authority of the family, the church, and the state?

Is God safe? This is a question Pastor Keith addresses in response to a statement made on a recent podcast entitled The Rise and Fall of Mars Hill. A fellow pastor pointed out this passage from C.S. Lewis' Narnia: “Is he—quite safe?” I shall feel rather nervous about meeting a lion” – Susan “If there’s anyone who can appear before Aslan without their knees knocking, they’re either braver than most...

On today's program, Pastor Keith is joined by two guests (Richard Rhoden and Matthew Hinson) to discuss recent remarks by Todd Friel on submission to government. Was Todd right about the pinwheels?

On this episode of the podcast, Pastor Keith looks at serious situations in Afghanistan, China, Haiti and here in the United States and offers a prayer for those hurting. 

Today on the podcast, we respond to a listener question on the subject of young earth creationism. Is it essential that all believers hold to a young earth perspective?

Pastor Keith and his family visited the Ark Encounter and the Creation Museum on their vacation this year. In this podcast, he gives his thoughts as both a pastor and parent about the trip and about the subject of Christian theme parks in general. 

On this episode of Conversations with a Calvinist, Pastor Keith interviews accountant Jaret Rice on the latest round of government stimulus payments, which have the potential of drastically affecting tax returns this coming year. 

On today's program, Pastor Keith welcomes back Matthew Hinson to discuss the subject of hurricane season, an annual issue for those who live in Florida. Hinson, a lifelong Florida resident, has some interesting insights in how to prepare for the storms.