Hi, this is John. And today on Theocast, Justin and I are continuing our conversation.

This is part three as we talk about the pastoral implications of a section of reform theology called Covenant Theology.

And we're going to be talking about the Covenant of Works and the work of Christ.

And specifically, the Bible lets us know that we have been more than just forgiven.

We have received the work of Christ, and we learn that through the covenant of works.

It's a great conversation.

If you don't understand the doctrine of imputation or the covenant of works, and you don't rest in it,

we're going to help explain that to you, starting from Genesis

and walking all the way through the Book of Revelation. Stay tuned. If you'd like to help support

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Welcome to Theocast, encouraging weary pilgrims to rest in Christ.

Conversations about the Christian life and lively ones at that from a pastoral and

reformed perspective.

If you don't know what the word reformed means, go to our website.

We'll help you explain the five points of reform theology.

Your hosts today are happy and excited.

That's right. If you're reformed. Your host today are happy and excited. That's right. If you're reforms. Your host today, caffeinated as always, a pastor of Covenant Baptist Church, Justin Perdue, and I am John Moffitt pastor of Grace Reform Church

in Spring Hill, Tennessee. And Justin, two days in a row, we're trying to get caught back up

from all the different vacations and all the stuff that happens.

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