Burial Vs Cremation

Soli Deo Gloria (with Greg Wilbur)

Today Pastor Nate is joined by Greg Wilbur in order to discuss his new book: Soli Deo Gloria: The Life & Legacy of Johann Sebastian Bach. Nate explores how Bach shaped Greg Wilbur's own understanding of the role of church musician along with some distinctives of originality, craftsmanship and the importance of having music intentionally written for the worship of the church. This conversation and book will help to show how Christians of all trades—from musicians to plumbers—can do all things to the glory of God alone. Purchase a copy of Soli Deo Gloria: https://hymnworks.com/product/soli-deo-gloria/ [https://hymnworks.com/product/soli-deo-gloria/]

The Danger of Spiritual Sleepiness

Today on the podcast, Pastor Nate examines one of the biggest dangers in the Christian life: Spiritual sleepiness. Along the way we'll describe this hazard, look at steps to take toward Spiritual renewal, and ponder some questions for self-examination as we seek to hold fast to Christ. If you've felt yourself slowly drifting away from the Lord and becoming disinterested in the things of the Spirit this week's episode is a must listen for you.

The Grace of Christian Fellowship

Today Pastor Nate reflects on the ways that God pours out His grace through what we call Christian fellowship. This means of grace is more than just social time or chitchatting but is grounded in our fellowship with the Father. Ultimately, we see that our life is bound up together with God's people because we are all bound up together in Christ.

Burial Vs Cremation

In today's episode, Pastor Nate brings his two-part series on burial and cremation to a close. With conviction and compassion, he explores a vast array of biblical examples and norms providing thoughtful guidance on this deeply personal question.

United to Christ in the Grave

Responding to a question that he has received many times, Pastor Nate begins a two-part series on the topic of burial, cremation, and what to do at the end of this earthly life. Before we are able to properly address the thorny practical matters of this topic, Pastor Nate begins by laying the theological foundations, drawing from Scripture as well as from the Westminster Shorter Catechism question 37.