Your Calvinist Podcast with Keith Foskey

On this episode of Coffee with a Calvinist Podcast, our host and his two guests continue their debate over what makes for the greatest Christmas movie of all time!

On this episode of Coffee with a Calvinist Podcast, our host and his two guests begin their debate over what makes for the greatest Christmas movie of all time!

On this episode of Coffee with a Calvinist, Pastor Keith talks about the first Thanksgiving and expounds on what he is thankful for going into Thanksgiving Week. Keep in mind, we will not be having the program next week in honor of Thanksgiving, and we will return the Monday following with all new episodes. 

How do we classify a person who has claimed to be a Christian and then departs the faith? 

On this episode of Coffee with a Calvinist, we discuss the lists of sin which are found in Scripture and see what actions the Bible defines as sinful. 

On this episode fo Coffee with a Calvinist, we return to our basic questions about the faith series and ask, "What is sin?" and "How do we know if something is a sin?"

On today's program, we listen to a short clip from a recent sermon given by Pastor Foskey on Psalm 46. 

On this episode of Coffee with a Calvinist, Pastor Keith discusses the idea of luck in the life of a believer. Is there such a thing as a lucky day, or an unlucky day? Listen and find out...

On this episode of Coffee with a Calvinist, Pastor Keith honors Veteran's Day by thanking all who have served and by examining military service from a biblical perspective and asking the question, "Can a Christian be a good soldier?" 

On this episode of Coffee with a Calvinist, Pastor Keith addresses a popular meme which has been going around. It suggests that when someone leaves a church the relationship should not change. Is this true? Listen and consider some thoughts...

On this episode of Coffee with a Calvinist, Pastor Keith discusses the State of Theology survey which is put out by Ligonier ministries in partnership with LifeWay. He addresses a recent accusation that the survey questions are too difficult and intended to affect the results.

On this episode of Coffee with a Calvinist, Pastor Keith remembers the Amex Trebek, the longtime host of Jeopardy, who passed away over the weekend. This also spurs a discussion about our own mortality. 

On this two-part episode of Coffee with a Calvinist, Pastor Keith welcomes John Mercer, his friend and former worship leader at SGFC to discuss the question of which songs should be used for corporate worship. 

On this two-part episode of Coffee with a Calvinist, Pastor Keith welcomes John Mercer, his friend and former worship leader at SGFC to discuss the question of which songs should be used for corporate worship. 

On this episode of Coffee with a Calvinist, we listen to a clip from a recent sermon by Pastor Keith on the subject of God's sovereignty. Our fear is often the result of an immature faith. We grow up physically, but too often do not grow up spiritually. 

On today's episode of Coffee with a Calvinist, Pastor Keith discusses a recent homily from catholic priest Edward Meeks where he gave 5 reasons why no catholic should vote for Joe Biden. We look at these 5 reasons and see if they hold up for protestants as well. 

On this episode of Coffee with a Calvinist, Pastor Keith hosts another Caffeinated Calvinist Roundtable with guests Richard Rhoden and Sam Brown. We discuss our predictions about the 2020 presidential election.

On today's episode of Coffee with a Calvinist, we conclude this week of Reformation history by looking at the life of Martin Luther's wife, Katharina Von Bora. Pastor Keith is joined by his wife Jennifer to discuss this important figure of history as well as discuss the book "When Lightning Struck!" a biography of Luther's life. 

In celebration of Reformation Day coming on October 31, this week on Coffee with a Calvinist, we are taking a look at the figures and events which God used to shape the history of the protestant church. Today we are going to examine the anabaptists and the English baptists and see how they fit within that story. We will be looking at one notable anabaptist leader, Michael Sattler, as well as askin...

This week on Coffee with a Calvinist, Pastor Keith is looking at Reformation history in anticipation of the celebration of Reformation Day on October 31. Today we will look at the lesser-known of the three magisterial reformers, Ulrich Zwingli. 

In honor of Reformation Day 2020, this week on Coffee with a Calvinist we are giving short biographies of important figures from the Reformation. Today we look at the life and legacy of Jan Hus. 

One of the earliest voices of the Reformation predated Martin Luther by 150 years. His name was John Wycliffe. On this episode of Coffee with a Calvinist, Pastor Keith give a short retelling of his life and the effect it had on church history. 

On this episode of Coffee with a Calvinist, we get to hear a portion of a recent lecture on the life of John Calvin by Pastor Foskey, specifically the section where he deals with one of the most controversial issues of Calvin's legacy, the burning of Michael Servetus. 

On this episode of Coffee with a Calvinist, Pastor Keith welcomes Pastor Austin Tucker as a guest to discuss how Christians should manage the issue of conspiracy theories. From QAnon to Hunter Biden's laptop, they discuss it all!

On this episode of Coffee with a Calvinist, Pastor Keith continues his discussion on the subject of prayer by diving into the idea of hypocrisy. Do we only pray when others are watching? Do we pray as a show to the world? Or do we pray consistently when no one is watching?