All Things Reformed Podcast

In Genesis 3, we saw a battle line being drawn by God, the enmity between the seed of the woman and the seed of the serpent.  In today’s sermon, Rev Makhalira draws our attention to the early moment of this divide drawn between the sons of Adam and Eve according to chapter 4 of Genesis; which of the sons will carry the line of the seed of the woman and which of them will carry the line of the seed of the serpent, and what does this mean to us?  This, in “Am I My Brother’s Keeper?” a sermon, drawn from the series: “In the Beginning”.

In our episode today we look at John Calvin's conversion:  what is known about it?  We also take a brief look at the role of the Christian faith in the foundation of Western civilization; what can we learn from this observation? We later look at Calvin's side of story that makes him regarded as harsh, unkind and unloving toward his opposers, before we close with the Reformer's final moments of life.  Remember you can contact us on: atreformed@gmail.com

In our previous edition, we saw the fall of man; the fall was and is great; once in a perfect relationship with God, but now a fugitive, naked and ashamed.  But God pronounces a great enmity, an enmity that will bring the fugitive to the Lamb’s feast.  Here is Reverend Confex Makhalira with “The Covenant of Grace”, a sermon from Genesis 3 vs 8-24, in the series, “In the Beginning.”
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John Calvin leaves France for Switzerland; how does the story unfold?  This episode takes us to both his public ministry and some very personal details of the Reformer, including his marriage.  Who did Calvin marry and how was their marriage?  Join us in this episode and remember, you can give us feedback on atreformed@gmail.com

The Fall:
Out of one single act of sin, Adam plunged the entire human race into alienation; alienation of man from God, of man from fellow man, alienation of husband from wife and alienation of man from creation.  What a fall! Before the gospel can be good news, here is Reverend Confex Makhalira, with the bad news as he exposes Genesis 3 vs 1-19, from the series- “In the Beginning.”

The first marriage shows us that marriage was designed by God, a delightful gift to mankind and only defined by Him, for our good and His glory.  Here is Reverend Makhalira with his sermon, “The First Marriage” from Genesis 2 vs 18 – 25, from the series “In the Beginning”-  an exposition of the book of Genesis.

In today’s episode, we look at the Reformer John Calvin (Part 1).  How were his early days?  How did God use the circumstances of his life to shape and direct his paths to become the man He used greatly?  We also take a light moment to see how this Reformer escaped the pending arrest in France and by God’s providence led to Switzerland. Remember you can give us feedback on:  atreformed@gmail.com

The Gospel Call today presents the Covenant of Works.  What is this covenant all about or is it really a covenant in the first place? How does this covenant introduce us to the Second Adam? Here is Reverend Confex Makhalira exposing Genesis 2: 4-17 under the title, "The Covenant of Works" with three points: 
1.⁠ ⁠The Preparation 2.⁠ ⁠The Provision3.⁠ ⁠The Prohibition

As we continue discussing the men and women of the Reformation, we now come to talk about Ulrich Zwingli. Who was this man? What was his role in the Reformation? Why should he be regarded as the father of expository preaching and the Reformed and Presbyterian denominations? We answer these questions  and more in this episode #125 of the All Things Reformed Podcast.

Welcome to another episode of the Gospel Call here on  All-Things Reformed Podcast. In this expository sermon covering Genesis 1:2-25, Rev. Confex Makhalira unpacks the foundational narrative of creation. As he walks us through the text, he highlights three profound truths:
God created everything by His word
God created the world in six days
God created everything very good
How do these truths impact our lives, our faith, and our worldview today? Listen in as Rev. Makhalira provides the answers.