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Listen now to decide for yourself if your favorite reformed pastor is more than just a pretty face.

The gang's pension for the Sirius, however, is not eclipsed by the ceiling.

Mark Jones joins Carl, Todd, and Amy to tackle the huge topic of antonomianism.

Reverend Jones brings important thoughts to bear on the current debate on justification,

sanctification, and where the believer gets his assurance of salvation.

Well, we're all sitting today in a bar at a secret location just outside Washington.

I've just ordered my two colleagues, Todd and Amy here, a glass of Tullymore Dew Scotch.

I've given myself a shot of Lagovin as it's a slightly more expensive brand.

More tangy and peaty, of course.

Of course.

And Todd, I wonder if you've seen this new magazine I picked up the other day.

It's called Reformed Man Today.

Oh, I haven't not seen that.

Well, you really need to get hold of it because it's a new production from the PCA, and the byline is fashion and style tips for today's PCA office bearer.

And on the cover, we have our friend John Payne.

Those of you who are aficionados of Zondavan Christian literature will know that John Payne actually features in a book on Christian soccer heroes from maybe five or ten years ago.

And the chapter on John is entitled John Payne Coverboy.

John, if you're out there, have no fear.

We've managed to locate a copy of this book and we will be reading moving sections from it at various

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