Matthew Barrett
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Professor @TASeminary ~ Systematic Theology @bakeracademic ~ A McDonald Agape Visiting Scholar, Dominican House of Studies ~ I'm @credomagazine @TheAnselmHouse
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On the Heidelberg Catechism with Scott Clark
In this episode of the Credo Podcast, Dr. Scott Clark, president of the Heidelberg Reformation Association, joins Matthew Barrett for a discussion about the Heidelberg Catechism and Clark’s new book, The Heidelberg Catechism: A Historical, Theological, and Pastoral Commentary. In this conversation, Clark explains the historic practice of catechesis, how the Heidelberg Catechism is an heir of that tradition, and then critiques the methods of contemporary evangelical formation.
Sinners at the Banquet Table – Eucharist Homily at Trinity Anglican Seminary
Who does Jesus call? When Jesus calls Matthew, he finds him in the tax collector booth, considered by all a sinner and a traitor to his people. And yet Matthew is the very one Jesus shows mercy to and kindness upon kindness. In this Eucharist homily preached at Trinity Anglican Seminary, Matthew Barrett notes that this call has saving power. It is a type of summons, and it is so effective that Matthew leaves his old life behind for a new life with the King. Who does Jesus come to save?
Blaise Pascal on the Modern World
In this episode of the Credo Podcast, Dr. Graham Tomlin, President of St Mellitus College(opens in new tab), joins Matthew Barrett for a discussion about Blaise Pascal and Tomlin’s new book Blaise Pascal: The Man Who Made the Modern World(opens in new tab). In this conversation, Tomlin argues that Pascal anticipated the modern worldview and the kinds of questions it would raise.
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