Reformed Brotherhood | Reformed Theology and Brotherly Love

Justification by faith alone is a central belief in Reformed theology. But what is faith? The brothers discuss what faith is and why it is so central to get this right.

The brothers finish their discussion of effectual calling by covering the inward call, and why it is so vital to keep the inward and outward distinct.

The brothers start their discussion of the theology of salvation in a place you might not expect it.

The brothers close out the Christology series by discussing the Kingship of Christ.

The brothers talk though the importance and centrality of Christ's priestly work.

The brothers discuss the nature of prophecy and how it relates to the Prophetic office of the Lord Jesus Christ.

The brothers wrap up the metaphysics of the Incarnation with a discussion of the unity of Christ's person, and how all of this metaphysical discussion is grounded in the mediatorial office of Christ.

The brothers discuss the Hypostatic Union and how it is vital to preserve the distinction of natures in Christ.

The brothers discuss Christ's true humanity, and why a proper understanding of the incarnation is vital to the Christian life.

Tony is joined by Blake from the Distilling Theology Podcast to discuss the problematic Biblical Methodology that leads to a variety of heretical and suborthodox Christologies.

Tony joins the guys from Distilling Theology for two distinct podcasts, and one episode, just for this week.

The brothers set the stage for the next major phase of the fundamentals series: The person and work of Christ.

Tony is away this week, so Jesse welcomes our newest Brother/Scholar in Residence, Brandon Adams! Brandon joins the show to discuss the 1689 Federalist position as we finish out the Covenant Theology section of our trek through Systematic Theology.  Brandon lives in Woodland, WA with his wife and two boys. He is the editor of 1689Federalism.com  and has also written extensively on covenant theolog...

The brothers talk about an immanently practical doctrine: the Covenant of Redemption.

The brothers talk about the Covenant of Grace and how it relates to Christology

The brothers cover some old ground in a new light as they discuss the importance of the much neglected doctrine of the Covenant of Works

The brothers round out the sin series with a conversation about the scope of sin.

The brothers discuss the guilt and corruption of Adam's sin, which is not restricted to him but is passed on to all his posterity.

The brothers dive into Genesis 3 to explore the origin of sin, what happened, and what the text actually tells us.

The brothers continue the ongoing fundamentals series with a discussion about the nature of sin.

The brothers get specific with a discussion about Special Providence.

The brothers talk about the most extraordinary ordinary thing there is: God's ordinary providence.

The brothers talk about the constitution of man prior to the fall.

The brothers cover the big picture of Genesis 2 and what it tells us, and doesn't tell us, about the origins of man.

The brothers return to Genesis 1 and discuss the views on creation that they think are possible, and which views they hold.