This is to inform our readers that Prof. David J. Engelsma (emeritus PRC Seminary) will be interviewed Wednesday March 2 (TODAY!) from 4 to 5PM (ET) by national Christian radio host, Chris Arnzen, on his program Iron Sharpens Iron.
The interview will focus on Engelsma’s book, The Reformed Faith of John Calvin, and its subject. The program is live-streamed world-wide at Ironsharpensironradio.com (see link below).
Chris is a fine Calvinist Christian, a godly man with godly passions, as well as a personal friend and friend of the PRC. He was instrumental in our obtaining radio time in New York City for the Reformed Witness Hour, which he intends to promote on the program today.
We thank Chris for doing this interview today (he promises another one with the professor and author!) and hope that it serves the cause of the Reformed faith throughout the world.
By the way, Chris informed me last night that “Listeners can email questions to me [Chris] to be read to and answered by David on the air at ChrisArnzen@gmail.com.”
Visit the link above or below for the website and live-stream link.
UPDATE: With thanks to Chris Arnzen, we are able to add a link to the mp3 file of today’s interview.
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It was an absolute honor & joy to interview David J. Engelsma & I eagerly & enthusiastically look forward to his return as my guest on IronSharpensIronRadio.com in the very near future, God willing! I wholeheartedly recommend, without the slightest hesitation, that all my colleagues in Christian talk radio, especially those who are from theologically Reformed backgrounds, invite Prof. Engelsma onto your own talk programs! He is a veritable fountain of historical & theological information with an enviable gift for “rapid recall” of data (eliminating the dreaded “dead air” that all talk hosts fear & despise), not to mention a very gracious, humble, irenic & gregarious guest!
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