Equipping Faith Lectures

This podcast series features the English-language talks of Geloofstoerusting, a Dutch Christian ministry. Each lecture is thoughtfully crafted to strengthen believers – equipping them with biblical insight, spiritual encouragement and practical tools for living out their faith. Whether you’re seeking deeper understanding, personal growth or inspiration for ministry, this podcast provides accessible and enriching content for the journey

Equipping Faith Lectures is a christianity podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 38 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

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  Episode #36

  Living out Justification by Faith in Our Everyday Lives | dr. Tom Schreiner

  Jan 21, 202650 minS0

  <p>Tom Schreiner concludes his series by showing that justification by faith is not merely a legal doctrine—it profoundly shapes the Christian life. He outlines five pastoral benefits flowing from being declared righteous in Christ.</p><p>1. Justification produces praise.<br> Because salvation rests entirely on God’s grace—not human achievement—believers respond with joy, gratitude, and worship. Understanding our “wretchedness” deepens amazement at God’s mercy and fuels genuine, heart-level praise.</p><p>2. Justification brings assurance.<br> Since righteousness is imputed to us through Christ and not grounded in our works, we may know we have eternal life. This fre...

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  Episode #35

  Perseverance: Is Obedience Necessary? | dr. Tom Schreiner

  Jan 19, 20261h 6mS0

  <p>Tom Schreiner argues that the New Testament consistently teaches that Christians must persevere in faith to be finally saved. Contrary to some evangelistic clichés (“You’re saved no matter what you do now”), Scripture never assures converts this way. Instead, early Christian leaders—Barnabas, Paul, Peter, Jude—regularly exhorted believers to continue, stand firm, keep themselves in God’s love, and remain in the faith.</p><p>Schreiner surveys warnings throughout the New Testament: Jesus warns that only those who endure to the end will be saved; Paul warns the Galatians that receiving circumcision means being “severed from Christ”; Romans...

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  Episode #34

  Justification: Were the Reformers Right? | dr. Tom Schreiner

  Jan 16, 20261h 8mS0

  <p>Dr. Tom Schreiner argues that justification is central to the Christian gospel and historically was the key point separating Protestants and Roman Catholics. The Reformers saw justification as the doctrine on which the church stands or falls. Though recent ecumenical statements (like Evangelicals and Catholics Together and the Joint Declaration on Justification) sought unity, their definitions often blur classic Protestant convictions.</p><p>Schreiner defends the historic Reformation view: justification is forensic—God’s legal declaration that sinners are righteous because of Christ’s obedience and atoning death, received by faith alone. It is not a process of becoming righte...

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  Episode #33

  Piercing Leviathan: God's Defeat of Evil in the Book of Job | Dr. Eric Ortlund

  Jan 14, 202655 minS0

  <p>Eric Ortlund argues that the Book of Job addresses a specific kind of suffering: a Job-like ordeal—extreme, inexplicable, and not caused by sin or intended for spiritual growth. Job suffers not because he is guilty, but because God allows his integrity to be tested before the accuser. The central question is: Will humans love God for God’s sake, even when all earthly blessings are stripped away?<br><br></p><p>Throughout the dialogues, Job and his friends misinterpret God. The friends assume Job must have sinned; Job assumes God has turned against him. Both are wrong. Unbeknownst to J...

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  Episode #32

  How the Psalms Sing the Story of the Bible | dr. Jim Hamilton

  Jan 12, 202638 minS0

  <p>Jim Hamilton argues that the Book of Psalms is not a random anthology, but a carefully arranged, unified book that tells a coherent, biblical-theological story from David to the Messiah and the salvation of the world. Like the narrative paintings of the Sistine Chapel, the Psalter has been intentionally shaped—originating with David, expanded by those who understood his vision, and finalized in a canonical form that reflects one storyline.</p><p>Hamilton maintains that the superscriptions are original and reliable, noting that Chronicles treats them as authentic. Books 1–2 focus overwhelmingly on David’s life and kingship. Book 3 reflects the cr...

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