Podcasts

I thought I would update my list of Podcasts I listen to on iTunes

My Main Listening diet:

The White Horse Inn (Michael Horton and Friends discuss practical theology)

The Reformed Forum (a group of Reformed pastors interview theologians and talk books/theology)

Morning Prayer. A daily podcast with prayer and Scripture readings based on the Book of Common Prayer Morning Prayer service. Great for a 15 minute ride to work.

Other programs I will listen to on occasion:

Office Hours

(Westminster Seminary California)

Ordinary Means.
(Reformed pastors calling the church back to the Biblical Ordinary means of grace)

Issues etc. (Talk show produced by pastors associated with the Lutheran Church – Missouri Synod)

Ask Pastor John. A very short podcast series of reader questions that John Piper answers off the cuff.

9 Marks Interviews (Mark Dever)

NPR – Religion
(Stories on Religion from NPR from the week)

Covenant Radio

(Reformed discussion of theology)

Resource: Keller and Clowney on Preaching

Tim Keller has become a minor celebrity lately in the evangelical world with his book "Reason for God." What some people do not know is that he used to be a seminary professor. Among his courses was one on preaching. If one has ever heard Keller preach, one knows Keller knows his stuff on how to preach. RTS on itunes Univerity has recently posted the whole course that Keller taught with the late Edmund Clowney, free for download.

Link here (you need itunes first)

iTunes Podcasts: Audio Programs

And now other audio programs that are not necessarily sermons on iTunes worth checking out (again, for free)

The White Horse Inn (Michael Horton and Friends discuss practical theology)

The Reformed Forum (a group of Reformed pastors interview theologians and talk books/theology)

Office Hours

(Westminster Seminary California)

Ordinary Means.
(Reformed pastors calling the church back to the Biblical Ordinary means of grace)

Issues etc. (Talk show produced by the Lutheran Church – Missouri Synod)

Renewing Your Mind
(R.C. Sproul’s audio lectures and Sunday School lessons)

9 Marks Interviews (Mark Dever)

NPR – Religion
(Stories on Religion from NPR for the week)

Covenant Radio

(Reformed discussion of theology)

Bored-Again Christian
(music for Christians that are bored with Christian Music)

iTunes Podcasts: Sermons

I subscribe to quite a few free podcasts on iTunes. iTunes will download audio files as they become available and then you can listen to them on an ipod or MP3 player. I have a few I would recommend if you are getting started. I don't have time to listen to all of these, but I do listen when the topic or text seems interesting. We'll start with Sermons:

Sermons:

First Presbyterian in Jackson. (Ligon Duncan and Derek Thomas)

First Prebyterian in Columbia. (Sinclair Ferguson and Ian Murray)

Bethlehem Baptist (John Piper)

City Church in San Francisco

Other good ones I don't get to that often:

Mars Hill in Seattle (Mark Driscoll)

Villiage Church in Dallas (Matt Chandler)

St. Peter's Anglican Church.

Now if only Tim Keller would get on iTunes!!!