Jeremy Sarber
Disciple of our great God and Savior Jesus Christ, Reformed Baptist, funeral home chaplain, and host of Sunday Tapes. All glory be to Christ.

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Latest writings and podcast transcripts

God’s glory in creation according to Psalm 19

God communicates to us through everyday, ordinary things. Most of the time, we’re too busy to slow down long enough to listen.

December 8, 2022

Never take your wife for granted

Eve was a gift to Adam to be loved, respected, and appreciated, which perhaps Adam would have missed had God not first given him a taste of life without her.

December 6, 2022

Charles Spurgeon’s ministry and theological battles

Spurgeon said, “Let us hold fast to the truth of the inspiration of God’s Word.” That conviction saved him in his theological battles and made him a powerful preacher.

They Still Speak — December 4, 2022

The life and ministry of John Calvin

Calvin taught, preached, wrote, and counseled people worldwide. Despite his physical afflictions which increased with age, he never stopped working for the glory of God.

They Still Speak — November 27, 2022

John Calvin’s influence on Western civilization

We often acknowledge that the United States was founded on Judeo-Christian principles. If we want to be more specific, this country was founded on Calvinism.

They Still Speak — November 20, 2022

William Tyndale’s contribution to the Reformation

We owe both our Bibles and, in large part, our language to William Tyndale. He was God’s instrument in bringing the English-speaking world out of the darkness.

They Still Speak — November 13, 2022

A short history of Martin Luther

It’s hardly a stretch to say Martin Luther changed the world. He was God’s instrument for rescuing countless people from the bondage of legalism.

They Still Speak — November 6, 2022

Augustine’s theology of sovereignty and joy

At the heart of Augustine’s theology is the heart, and he discovers the greatest joy of all is found only in Christ.

They Still Speak — October 30, 2022

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