Your Calvinist Podcast with Keith Foskey

Conversations with a Calvinist is the podcast of Pastor Keith Foskey. On this episode, he moderated a live discussion between Conley Owens and Steve Cavallero on the subject of money and ministry, in particular the question of whether Matthew 10:8 is meant to be taken prescriptively or descriptively.

On this episode, Pastor Keith welcomes Lt. Col. Dave Grossman, internationally recognized scholar, author, speaker and soldier. They discuss his book On Spiritual Combat as well as the importance of being a spiritual sheepdog under the Great Shepherd Jesus Christ. 

Conversations with a Calvinist - FUN FOOD CHALLENGES Episode: The Impossible Whopper Challenge On this episode, we welcome back Richard Rhoden to ask the question, "Can you tell real meat from fake meat?" Together, we try the Impossible Whopper vs a regular Whopper to see if we can taste the difference. Watch and find out!

On this episode of Conversations with a Calvinist, Pastor Keith welcomes missionary Troy Frasier to the program to discuss his missions work, podcast, and his love for church history. 

On this special episode of Conversations with a Calvinist, Pastor Keith Foskey welcomes back Richard Rhoden to discuss the month of June which is often adorned with rainbows, and not because of the Noahic Covenant.

On this week's episode of Conversations with a Calvinist, Pastor Keith welcomes Dr. Ronald McKinney to the show to discuss his years of faithful preaching of the Doctrines of Grace and the legacy of his father, Don McKinney.

This is a special WEEKEND EDITION of Conversations with a Calvinist addressing the Guidepost Solutions Report and the Future of the SBC . Pastor Keith Foskey is joined by special guest Daniel Kendall to discuss the situation. There are lots of questions and much confusion abounding this week and we seek to bring some clarity. Check it out!

On this episode of Conversations with a Calvinist, Pastor Keith discusses a recent article from Relevant magazine wherein the author addresses the recent tragedy in Texas.

On this episode of Conversations with a Calvinist, Pastor Keith Foskey addresses a recent discussion which arose over the question of praying for the lost. Do our prayers matter? Does Calvinism teach that what we do makes no difference? Is Calvinism just another word for fatalism? He discusses this subject on today's program. Check it out!

On this episode, Keith welcomes Richard Rhoden and Matthew Hinson back to the show to discuss a recent video which was published on the debate between conservative and liberal Christianity. To see the entire video we are responding to, click here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6tYxnt3gCyI

On this special episode, Matthew Hinson takes on the role of the interviewer and our normal host Keith Foskey answers his questions about ecclesiology (the doctrine of the church) including the roles of pastors and deacons. This is a fun and informative episode you don't want to miss. 

On this episode of Conversations with a Calvinist, host Keith Foskey welcomes Daniel Burton to discuss the distinctions and benefits of biblical and systematic theology.

On this episode, Keith welcomes Jake Corn, seminary graduate and Army chaplain, to discuss the application of the regulative principle of worship. Should this be the standard? If so, how should it be applied?

On this episode, Keith welcomes Kris (@Kdubtru) to the program to discuss his work in creating solid Gospel content. They also discuss the value of the local church and how the internet is no substitute for the assembly. 

On this episode of Conversations with a Calvinist, host Keith Foskey welcomes Paige and Joy Barry to the studio to discuss their magazine ministry as well as their work in prison ministry. 

On this episode of Conversations with a Calvinist, host Keith Foskey welcomes Pastor Aaron Bell into the studio to discuss their seminary experiences and answer the question of the necessity of seminary for a person who desires to become a pastor/elder.

Recently the world watched as a man responded in anger to an insult directed at his wife. This raises questions on a number of issues, one of which is the subject of bullying. On this episode, host Keith Foskey welcomes Eddie Exposito to discuss bully culture and the way Christians should address language which is intended to tear one another down. 

George Orwell wrote fictional accounts of a dystopian future where truth was concealed, history was rewritten, and common sense was abandoned. He was not a biblical prophet, but his foresight has been recognized by many as amazingly accurate. In this episode, our host Keith Foskey welcomes Richard Rhoden to the studio to discuss Orwell's writings and specific quotes from his book 1984. 

On this episode, Pastor Keith is joined by Richard Rhoden to do a blind taste test of bottle water. Which one is best? Which one is "hot garbage"? Which one should your pastor use when he is in the pulpit to stay hydrated and fresh??? Watch and find out!

On this episode of Conversations with a Calvinist, Keith welcomes Evangelist Tony Miano to discuss his new podcast "Stop and Talk" as well as the current state of evangelism in the modern church. You won't want to miss this! 

In this episode, host Keith Foskey responds to an alleged contradiction in scripture from a TED Talk given by David Ellis Dickerson where he claims that the Bible is filled with contradictions. This episode also features a snippet from Bible scholar Dr. Michael Heiser. 

On this episode of Conversations with a Calvinist, Keith interviews Pastor Ben Hatch on the subject of Mid-Acts Dispensationalism, also known as Hyper-dispensationalism and Ultradispensationalism. They discuss if this view fits within the bounds of historic Christian orthodoxy. 

On this episode of Conversations with a Calvinist, host Keith Foskey discusses some of the right and wrong ways we can minister to someone who is going through a season of grief. He also answers a listener question about those who profess faith and seem to bear fruit and then die in a season of unrepentant sin.

This episode is taken from a lesson given by Keith Foskey at Set Free Church on the subject of death and the afterlife (eschatology). In it, he discusses death, resurrection, the theory of soul sleep vs continued consciousness, end time theories, and the reality of heaven and hell. 

On this episode, we take a short look at Ash Wednesday, its history and connection to the liturgical calendar and the season of Lent. Is this just a Catholic thing? Do Calvinists ever celebrate it? All this and more on today's episode of Conversations with a Calvinist.