Reformation Baptist Church

Dan Horn

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Should Christians Eat Dogs?

Why is a dog a "best friend" but a pig is "breakfast"? As Western Christians, we often mistake our cultural taboos for biblical mandates. We recoil at the idea of eating horses or cats, yet we enjoy bacon and shellfish without a second thought—all while claiming our standards are rooted in Scripture. But is our "culinary morality" truly biblical, or just a product of our zip code? Even worse, our rules and taboos often oppress the poor by forcing them to live according to our standard of wealth and "morality".In this episode, we look at how the Old Testament ceremonial food laws intersect with New Covenant freedoms and practices. We move beyond the common misconception that those laws were about hygiene or health, exploring instead how they served as a "tutor," using the animals as types or pictures to paint a vivid picture of holiness and the separation of God's people. Link to Mike Rowe TED Talk: https://youtu.be/IRVdiHu1VCcTimecodes00:00 Animal Cruelty05:32 Cultural Superiority09:28 Food Law Symbolism20:07 Clean Meat Healthier?31:29 Hypocrisy41:03 Gratefulness45:30 Haitians Eating Dogs49:34 Oppression of PoorProduction of Reformation Baptist Church of Youngsville, NCPermanent Hosts - Dan Horn, Charles Churchill and Joshua HornTechnical Director - Timothy KaiserTheme Music - Gabriel Hudelson

1h 8m
APR 5

The Gift is Not Like the Offense

In these verse, Paul makes the argument that Adam is a type of Christ. Adam through his sin brought death and destruction to the whole world and Christ as the second Adam brought life into the whole world. Not to all men, because some will be cast out to eternal judgment. Adam caused all men to sin, not the same way that he sinned, but with the same rebellious heart that refuses to do what God says. Christ's coming produces in people a submissive heart that desires to do what God says. In other ways it is different, one sin of Adam's or of ours earns the wages of eternal death. Christ's work is far greater because His work covered everyone of those transgressions that was worthy of death. God's justification in punishment required one offense. The grace to justify the lost requires the covering of a vast multitude of offenses. Adam is a type of Christ, but Christ's work was far greater than Adam's.

57 min
MAR 30

War, Tariffs, and the Death of the Rule of Law

The US constitution was designed to limit the power of the president regarding taxes and the use of the military. This limitation of power goes all the way back to the Magna Carta and has its foundations in biblical principles. So when the Supreme Court overturned president Trump's tariffs and when he unilaterally decided to bomb Iran, president Trump was acting outside of the bounds of his constitutional authority. And we should be clear, he is not the first president to do such a thing. The US has not declared war since WWII, but many soldiers and many body bags testify that we have been at war. Our constitution says that war must be declared by the Congress, (Art.1.8.11) but as a nation we now treat that as a relic of a bygone time. Our constitution also says that any bill raising revenue doesn't just need to start in Congress, but specifically the House of Representatives (Art.1.7.1). Now the president does both of these things and so called conservatives rejoice in what he is doing, which is clearly illegal, but they say the legislative process is too hard which was the design of the system. In this episode, we want to consider why the Constitution was structured as it was, how we should think about it as Christians, and what our responsibility is to the president, to the nation, to each other, and most importantly to our Lord Jesus Christ. Thumbnail image by Avash Media under CC-BY 4.0Timecodes00:00:00 Constitution00:09:23 Control of Money00:15:59 Call to Repentance00:29:58 Our Duty00:41:10 Debating War00:51:52 Abdicating Responsibility01:10:20 Solutions01:18:55 OathbreakingProductio

1h 28m
MAR 29

In Due Time

When we think of Christ dying for the ungodly in due time, it is easy to think of this in prophetic terms, such as the timeline from the book of Daniel. It is possible to think of this in terms of what was in place physically. But this week, the sermon will be con considering this spiritually. We will be looking at how for four thousand years of human history God was proving that man was incapable, regardless of circumstances, of being without strength, not even to come to God but to stop himself from heading to destruction. We are going to consider how all of human history before Christ was pointing to the total depravity of man.

1h 1m
MAR 29

Jeremiah 22:6-17

At Reformation Baptist Church we stream the audio of the service for those who regularly attend who are unable to attend due to sickness or travel. We encourage everyone else to attend a church in your area.

1 hr
MAR 24

Doctor Assisted Suicide - The Moral Endgame for National Healthcare?

In Canada, there is a law called MAiD which stands for Medical Assistance in Dying which permits medical personnel to help with suicide. Their criteria are such that in 2024 5.1% of all deaths in Canada are caused by medical personnel legally murdering or assisting in the murder of their patients. In the Quebec province, it was at least 7.3% of all deaths. These are staggeringly high numbers and since it varies by province, there are probably significantly more factors in play than just the health of the patient. Why would a nation want to facilitate the death of its own people and what does God's word say about such a practice?Timecodes00:00:00 Intro00:03:23 God's Purpose for the Government00:21:19 MaiD Criteria00:40:55 Canada's Response00:45:00 What the Bible says About Suffering00:53:03 Criteria Volutary Request00:58:57 Assisted Suicide Example from Scripture01:10:55 The Duty of the Church to Stop the OppressionProduction of Reformation Baptist Church of Youngsville, NCPermanent Hosts - Dan Horn, Charles Churchill and Joshua HornTechnical Director - Timothy KaiserTheme Music - Gabriel Hudelson

1h 19m
MAR 22

Christ Died for the Ungodly

After explaining how the peace, tribulation, and hope we receive is from God's love and mercy, Paul further emphasizes our weakness before Him. We are without strength, ungodly, sinners, and enemies before Him, yet He showed mercy and reconciled us. Paul uses the 'much more than' argument to testify that He who has begun a good work in you will complete it until the day of Jesus Christ (Philippians 1:6), and this produces in us a spirit of rejoicing.

1h 4m
MAR 16

Can Man Resist the Grace of God?

If grace is the goodness of God, then it seems obvious that some goodness can be resisted while others can't. Think about a baby being born. If the mother and father want to bring the baby out of the womb there's nothing the baby can do to stop it. Or consider an unconscious man whose heart has stopped or is beating irregularly.. He will find it impossible to resist the emergency surgery or the doctor shocking his heart back into a normal rhythm. But other types of grace can be resisted. That same child years later can refuse to celebrate his birthday with his family and can sulk and pout even if his parents force him to come to the party. The man whose heart has been restarted can refuse to take his prescribed medicines or to exercise as he should. It is similar in the Christian life. Scripture talks about man resisting the grace of God. But it also talks about man being born again and the Spirit blowing where it will. It talks about God giving man a new heart and replacing the heart of stone with one of flesh. If an earthly parent can show irresistible grace to their child then it is hard to argue that the Father of Spirits cannot do the same. For those who hate to think of God as God, as the One who sovereignly rules in heaven, irresistible grace or effectual calling is considered something immoral. But scripture says that it is about the glory of God. It is about God choosing to show compassion to those who He wants to show compassion. We are saved by grace and if you don't want to receive grace from God, you should question if you are saved. So let's start off with a question: Is there a biblical reason why we would want saving grace to be resistibl

1h 4m

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