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Theology & A Cup of Coffee with Chris Prosser

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Theology and a Cup of Coffee is a podcast that brings together two of life's greatest pleasures - deep theological discussions and a good cup of coffee. Whether you're a believer, skeptic, or somewhere in between, Theology and a Cup of Coffee is a place to learn, grow, and engage with others who share an interest in these topics. Episodes cover everything from Historical Theology to Systematic Theology & Apologetics to Thought-Provoking Discussions on various passages in Scripture. So grab a cup of coffee and join us for a stimulating conversation on Theology and a Cup of Coffee!
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Episodes

Ep. 15 Matthew 6:5-15 – The Lord's Prayer

In this episode we will breakdown perhaps one of the most memorized passages in the New Testament, The Lord's Prayer. Rather than giving a fixed prayer for his followers to recite purely from memory, in this episode we will see how Jesus was really teaching his disciples how to pray by providing them a framework of 5 components that their (and our) prayers should consist of. Resources mentioned on this episode: R.C. Sproul's Teaching Series on the Lord's Prayer...

Jun 14, 2023•32 min

Ep. 14 Matthew 5:21-48 – The 6 Antitheses

In this episode we will cover our second major section of the Sermon on the Mount: The 6 Antithesis. In this section, Jesus corrects the corrupted oral teachings of the Pharisees and gives his audience the true and proper exposition of the Law, of which, as Jesus will show us, has always had an internal component.

Mar 30, 2023•22 min

Ep. 13 Matthew 5:1-12 – The Beatitudes

In this episode we continue our talks through the Gospel of Matthew and as we begin what is perhaps Jesus' most famous teaching: The Sermon on the Mount. Resources Mentioned in this Episode: esv.org

Mar 16, 2023•30 min

Ep. 12 Matthew 4:1-11 – The Temptation Narrative

In this episode, we talk a look at the Temptation Narrative of Jesus (Mt. 4:1-11) and how our Lord Jesus Christ emerged victorious in his first battle with Satan. Intro/Outro Music: Rock of Ages (Performed & Recorded by Michael Brady)

Feb 15, 2023•19 min

Ep. 9 Overview of the Gospel According to Matthew

We are kicking off what should be a relatively lengthy series on the Gospels. For each of the four Gospels, we will be covering an overview (things such as who wrote it, when was it written, why was it written, etc). In this episode, we will be giving our overview of the first of the Synoptic Gospels and will be answering questions like "How do we know that Matthew wrote the Gospel?" and "Who was Matthew originally writing to?"

Jan 26, 2023•19 min

Ep. 7 Moses Typology in Matthew's Gospel (pt. 1)

In this episode, we will talk briefly about what exactly 'typology' is and why we should care about it when studying Matthew's Gospel. We also look at some of the typology employed in the Matthew's Birth and Infancy Narrative of Jesus. Resources mentioned in this episode: The New Moses: A Matthean Typology

Jan 03, 2023•22 min

Ep. 6 Thoughts on 'The Chosen'

In this episode, I share some thoughts about the widely popular TV show, 'The Chosen'. The aim of this episode is more so aimed at practicality rather than a review of the shows theology and is aimed to help answer questions like "Should Christians watch 'The Chosen'" or "Should we use the show as a tool for evangelism?"

Dec 01, 2022•24 min

Ep. 5 The Reception of Scripture

This episode marks the end of our introduction to the doctrine of Scripture; in it we discuss the reception of Scripture, meaning how is it that we as humans are able to receive God's self-revelation in Scripture. Resources mentioned in this episode: Reformed Dogmatics (Volume 1) Scribd (access to eBooks)

Nov 29, 2022•15 min

Ep. 4 The Preparation & Production of Scripture

This episode is part two of our three-part series introducing the doctrine of Scripture. The purpose of this episode to answer the question "who wrote Scripture and how did they do it?" Resources mentioned in this episode: Biblical Doctrine (MacArthur)

Nov 16, 2022•19 min

Ep. 3 The Characteristics of Scripture

This episode is the first of a three-part series called "An Introduction to Scripture" and in this first episode, we discuss four key characteristics of Scripture and what exactly they mean. Resources Referenced in Episode: Grudem's Systematic Theology Beeke's Reformed Systematic Theology (this is just 1 of 3 parts) Bavnick's Reformed Dogmatics Vos' Reformed Dogmatics...

Nov 09, 2022•18 min

Ep. 2 Key Figures of the Reformation

In this episode, we discuss five of the key figures that contributed in huge ways to the tradition of Reformed Theology. Starting with Augustine in the late 4th century all the way to the Swiss Reformer John Calvin in the time period of the Reformation. *Episode Notes from Chris: In the section concerning the Donatist Controversy, I accidentally referred to the "Roman" Catholic Church - I misspoke as the Church in Rome with a developed papacy did not come into existence until later - the proper ...

Nov 04, 2022•24 min

Ep. 1 The Protestant Reformation

October 31, 1517... It has been 505 years since the start of the Protestant Reformation, and while it may seem distant from us, the conversation is just as relevant today! Join us as we sit down and talk briefly about the history of this major event in the life of the Church. Resources Mentioned in this Episode: What is Reformed Theology by Dr. R.C. Sproul...

Nov 01, 2022•25 min
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