Recommended RTS on iTunes?

[JM]

Which podcasts from RTS have you folks listened to? Which courses would you recommend?

 

[Doulos 2]

I really enjoyed Douglas Kelly's Systematic Theology course. I've also listened to John Frame's Apologetics course, and I'm currently working through Ronald Nash's Modern Philosophy course.

If I had to pick one of these though, it would be Kelly's; very edifying. Hope this helps.

 

[Goodcheer68]

I am about half way through John Frame's History of Philosophy and Christian Thought. The sound quality is really bad, but if you can deal with it, the lectures are a good overview of most of the key philosophy players. I have also downloaded Nash's lectures and I plan on listening to those next.

 

[KMK]

Douglas Kelly on Systematics
Frame on History of Christian Thought
Myers on Covenant Theology
Fortson on History of Christianity
Packer on the Puritans

These are some of my favorites.

 

[KMK]

I forgot Clowney on Preaching

 

[Notthemama1984]

Systematic Theology and Packer on the Puritans.

 

[Andres]

I forgot Clowney on Preaching

is this on RTS or WTS? I think I've listened to this too but I remembered it being from WTS. Anyway, it was good.

 

[KMK]

I forgot Clowney on Preaching

is this on RTS or WTS? I think I've listened to this too but I remembered it being from WTS. Anyway, it was good.

For some reason it is available through RTS.

 

[JM]

Thanks folks. I downloaded "The Church and the World" and will begin tomorrow.

j

 

[Matthew Tringali]

I am about half way through John Frame's History of Philosophy and Christian Thought. The sound quality is really bad, but if you can deal with it, the lectures are a good overview of most of the key philosophy players. I have also downloaded Nash's lectures and I plan on listening to those next.

If I recall correctly, you will hear my voice on that class!

 

[KMK]

I am about half way through John Frame's History of Philosophy and Christian Thought. The sound quality is really bad, but if you can deal with it, the lectures are a good overview of most of the key philosophy players. I have also downloaded Nash's lectures and I plan on listening to those next.

If I recall correctly, you will hear my voice on that class!

Cool! I don't remember the sound quality being that bad. Certainly not as bad as some John Murray recordings I have tried to listen to.