The Broken Wharfe Podcast

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EP 50 The Duty of Faith: Andrew Fuller on Repentance, Faith, and Evangelical Preaching - Ft. Robert Strivens

September 01, 2026

Why must preachers call sinners to repent immediately if fallen people cannot come to Christ without grace?In Episode 50, John-Mark and Oliver Allmand-Smith are joined by Dr Robert Strivens, Director of the Reformed Baptist Study Centre, to discuss Andrew Fuller and the duty of calling all people to immediate repentance and faith.Drawing on Fuller’s The Gospel Worthy of All Acceptation, Robert explains the difference between physical and guilty moral inability, Fuller’s answer to hyper-Calvin...

EP 49 The 1689 Handbook: 17th Century Theology, History & Devotional Doctrine - Ft. Robert Strivens

June 19, 2026

In this episode, John-Mark is joined by Dr. Robert Strivens to discuss "The 1689 Handbook", a chapter-by-chapter introduction to the Second London Baptist Confession of Faith with a foreword by Michael Haykin. Strivens outlines his pastoral background in Bradford-on-Avon, his years at London Seminary, and his earlier career as a solicitor, then explains how he moved from suspicion of confessions to valuing them, especially the 1689 as reflecting Scripture. He describes the book’s or...

EP 48 Thinking Through Addiction: The Idolatrous Misuse of Created Things - Ft. Ryan Davidson

May 14, 2026

John-Mark welcomes Dr J. Ryan Davidson, pastor of Grace Baptist Chapel in Hampton, Virginia and dean of students at the International Reformed Baptist Seminary, to discuss his new Broken Wharfe booklet "Thinking Through Addiction". Drawing on Proverbs 23:29–35, Davidson presents addiction as the repeated, sinful misuse of created things to the detriment of soul, mind, and body, closely tied to idolatry and often marked by habitual return despite consequences. They contrast biblical ...

Theology for the People · Medium booking difficulty · 100 - 1,000 listeners

The Bible and Beyond · Medium booking difficulty · 100 - 1,000 listeners

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The Broken Wharfe Podcast typically books rising experts. Typical guest background: Reformed/evangelical theological and pastoral leaders (seminary faculty/deans, pastors, and authors) able to teach doctrine and Scripture with church-history grounding, often with a published resource (book/booklet) tied to the episode theme. Common among recent guests: Published theological resource (book, booklet, handbook); Pastoral leadership in a local church; Seminary teaching or academic appointment. Recent guests include Robert Strivens, J. Ryan Davidson, and Joey Tomlinson.

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Recent episodes cover Theology, Biblical Studies, Church History, Pastoral Care, and Worship. Pitch an idea tied to one of these topics and mention a recent episode.