The Reformed Rant

This episode deals with the irreconcilable differences between the modern concept of African American slavery reparations and the Christian doctrines of divine grace and forgiveness. 

In this episode I offer up a very frank rant about the idea of reparations and whether or not such an idea can co-exist with the biblical doctrines of grace and forgiveness.

In this episode I continue my rant about the relationship between the church and the state.

In this podcast I rant about a very brief overview of presuppositional apologetics. More to come on this subject for sure.

This episode focuses on the recent Q&A session held during the Shepherd's Conference in March 2019. The session was led by Phil Johnson and included a somewhat interesting and emotional exchange between Johnson and Mohler over the question of the Social Justice Movement.

This episode provides a brief introduction to the presuppositional method of apologetics along with the concept of transcendental arguments. The goal of the podcast is to refute the misguided notions of young men like Cody Libolt on the structure and nature of presuppositional apologetics.

I continue to work through the numerous logical fallacies and misrepresentations that Cody Libolt makes around presuppositional apologetics. https://reformedreasons.com/reformed-reasons-podcast/

In this episode I rant about Cody Libolt's continued straw man representations of Presuppositional Apologetics. 

In this episode I deal with the question of the sinful behavior of same-sex attraction and the push by men like Russell Moore, Sam Allberry, and J.D. Greear to pressure SBC, PCA, and evangelical pastors to force this view on their churches.

This episode deals with a number of questions that were put forward but not answered in the RZIM sponsored lecture by Sam Allberry entitled, "How Can I Know My Gender?"

This podcast reviews the recent presentation by Sam Allberry of RZIM, a celibate but gay Anglican Priest, on How I Can Know My Gender. The deconstruction of Christianity continues.

This episode interacts with Thabiti Anyabwile's interview over at The Uncommentary Podcast.

In this rant I review SBC president J.D. Greear's sermon from Romans 1, "How The Fall Impacts Us All." 

This rant concerns the Bible's teaching on church discipline and the idea of purity of both doctrine and conduct within the covenant community.

This "rant" asks the question: "Is the modern concept of social justice the same as the biblical concept of justice? It concludes that it is not.