Society of Reformed Podcasters

The guys kick back, sip some Blanton’s single barrel bourbon, and reflect upon the doctrine of God and some of the things we learned last week.

In this episode, Sean and I sit down with one of our team members, Andrew Warrick, to discuss the Incarnation.

Reverend Kevin DeYoung wrote an article to explain a leadership principle from the recent Wyoming Primary. Well the internet was big mad on behalf of Liz Cheney. Restless did what it does best. We came to be the side kick of Laser Eye KDY. We laugh our way through his critics, with love.

I’ve encountered Christians who don’t seem to realize they are blaspheming God. They use God’s majestic name in casual and trivial ways, and they don’t seem to know the seriousness of this sin. I’ve done it before, and God has helped me be more sensitive to this. How do you use God’s name? Are you...

Restless reflects on Matt Chandler stepping aside from his ministry. What’s going on? And will there be any New Calvinists left at the front of the YRR movement? The episode is both personal in its reflection and considers if we can contribute these to broader trends.

Double the imputation, double the fun. The brothers talk about double imputation and its centrality to the Gospel.

This week, we’re thrilled to have Dr. James Dolezal on the podcast to discuss Divine Simplicity and Classical Christian Theism. The guys sip Talisker Distiller’s Edition before settling in to listen as Dr. Dolezal lays out some important aspects of the piece of the Doctrine of God.

In this episode, Sean and I go through the second video in Dennis Prager’s Ten Commandments series.

Considering many things like the popularity of The Chosen, Christmas traditions, children’s Sunday School curricula, and religious jewelry, it is obvious that many Christians believe it’s good to depict Jesus. But has the church in recent years carefully considered the meaning and extent of the second commandment? Has the church considered its Christology carefully enough?...

Scott and Gage discuss the Book of Ezra.

Dr Matthew Hoskin of Davenant Hall joins us this Restless Summer to give us Five things we should know about the Desert Fathers. Is this pretty far afield our normal show? Yes.

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.

Adam’s sin affected the entire human race. The result of this was wickedness. Due to the corruption of man’s sin, God acted according to His justice and flooded the earth with the flood of water. However, God rescued Noah and his family in an ark. But why did He rescue Noah? The answer may not...

What does “Love is love” mean? Is love something that our culture truly understands? Considering we live in a secular society where God is not regarded as truth, many are confused about true love. Tune in to join me in thinking about true love as it relates to God’s law.  DISCUSSION QUESTIONS FOR FAMILY WORSHIP:...

Restless is joined by Pastor and Author CR Wiley. We discuss his excellent book Man of the House. We discuss the benefits of practical work, reaching blue collar people, and the steps we can all take to move beyond being one dimensional. 

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.

Today, my guest, Scott Meadows, and I will be discussing the first half of 2LBCF ch. 1, Of the Holy Scriptures. What’s it’s historical context? Does it sow the seeds of presuppositionalism? Our hope is that this episode will be clarifying as to the meaning of the first chapter of the confession, especially as it...

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

Is conversion a sensational experience that happens only one time in someone’s life? Is conversion repeating a prayer after an evangelist or preacher and walking an aisle? Having a Biblical understanding of conversion is comforting and encouraging. Conversion is more than what many Christians think. Much more in some cases. May this episode clarify conversion...

The Restless boys were pulled away from their beloved Restless summer when TGC shared a long pull quote on Instagram.  The Quote read, Every culture and nation must find common consent in public ethics, specifically on what is prohibited, permitted, and promoted for the common good. True toleration must include living peaceably with deep differences. Most...

Why do we live in a sinful world? Adam sinned against a holy God by eating the forbidden fruit. Did that affect Adam alone? No, he represented all of us in the Garden of Eden. Cain shows that sin affects all of mankind when he killed his brother. In this episode, I continue my survey...

Scott and Gage continue discussing how Christians should conduct themselves online.

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

We should fear God. But should the fear of losing our salvation motivate us to good works or should confidence in the grace of God motivate us to good works? In sanctification, thankfulness for receiving God’s grace motivates us to live for Christ. The gospel at work in us produces fruit. Tune in to better...