Coffee House Sessions

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EP17 Sam Waldron: Optimistic Eschatology, Biblical Prophecy, and the Age to Come

September 30, 2026

What does the Bible teach about the end times, the rapture, Israel and the return of Jesus Christ? Dr. Sam Waldron joins us in the Coffee House to explore optimistic amillennialism, Bible prophecy and the gospel age.Will Christians be raptured before the tribulation? Are Israel and the church two separate peoples of God? Does Ezekiel predict a rebuilt third temple? How should we understand the millennium, the Antichrist and Satan’s “little season” in Revelation 20?Drawing on decades of teachi...

EP16 Steve Meister: The Rule of Faith, Scripture, Tradition, History, and Christology

July 03, 2026

In the Coffee House, John-Mark is joined by Steve Meister, Pastor of Immanuel Baptist Church, Sacramento, to discuss the value and necessity of creeds and confessions for Protestants.Meister argues that Christianity is uniquely rooted in truth and “sound words,” so careful language—including non-biblical terms like Trinity and consubstantial—is needed to preserve biblical meaning against error and equivocation. He explains how creeds arise from ordinary church needs (preaching the gospel, bap...

EP15 Brandon Adams: The Subservient Covenant, Moses and Abraham, Interpreting Gal 3 & Engaging Meredith Kline

June 03, 2026

In the Coffee House, John-Mark is joined by Brandon Adams and Benedict Allmand-Smith to discuss Covenant Theology, the Sinai/Mosaic covenant, Paul’s argument in Galatians 3, the Abrahamic Covenant and its relationship to the New Covenant, and the different views on Abraham and Moses, particularly expressed in the majority Reformed view and the arguments of Meredith Kline. Swim deep in the questions of Reformed Covenant Theology at the Coffee House.Brandon begins by defining the historic “subs...

Reformed Forum · Medium booking difficulty · 1,000 - 10,000 listeners

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How many listeners does Coffee House Sessions have?

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Who is an ideal guest for Coffee House Sessions?

Coffee House Sessions typically books rising experts. Typical guest background: Pastoral leadership, advanced theological training, published theological research, or authorship in Protestant and Reformed theology. Common among recent guests: Books or substantial theological writing; Pastoral leadership; Specialized expertise in historical, systematic, or biblical theology. Recent guests include Steve Meister, Benedict Allmand-Smith, and Brandon Adams.

How hard is it to get booked on Coffee House Sessions?

Medium. Guests usually need solid credentials in the topic and an idea that fits the show.

What topics does Coffee House Sessions cover?

Recent episodes cover Reformed Theology, Systematic Theology, Biblical Interpretation, Church History, and Metaphysics. Pitch an idea tied to one of these topics and mention a recent episode.