Society of Reformed Podcasters

We have covered a couple of key items already: the word “tradition,” and the apostolic nature of the great tradition. Here, we situate the great tradition in relation to Scripture.

We interview Colin Redemer from the Davenant Institute, on the foundations and importance of education. If you have ever considered seminary or further Christian education this is an interview for you. We cover some of what he recently wrote in an article for the Ad Fontes journal called, Creeds and Credentials: On Education and The...

In the first part, we looked at the word “tradition.” In this part, we will define the great tradition as apostolic tradition.

I’ve decided to talk a little bit about a short series on 2 Thessalonians 2:15 we are going through at victorybaptistkc.org. I have quite a bit of material, and I’m amassing more. So, this may turn into a video series here. Stay tuned!

In this introduction to our new series on God’s law, Sean and I work our way through the first video of Dennis Prager’s video series on The Ten Commandments.

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

When it comes to worship, if we are primarily thinking about unbelievers, we are not primarily thinking about Christ. Our desire for unbelievers to attend worship to hear the gospel may sometimes get us into trouble in this way. We may want to avoid offending them, to make them comfortable, and in doing this, we...

We brought back our friend who Pastors in the LCMS to play yea, nay or nuance with the 5 Points of Calvinism. This was originally going to be content for the loyal Patrons, but with Calvinism trending we thought it was best to release this to the world.

Anthony gives a brief update on his MBA progress before Amy discusses and reviews Who Needs a Friend When You Can Make a Disciple? by Barbara Enter & Gina Weinmann.

Sean and I finish out the book of 1 Clement.

Do you ever wonder why you sin? Do you ever wonder why life is so hard? God told us why in the book of Genesis. In Genesis 3, we see the fall of mankind and God’s promise to redeem His creation. In this episode, I continue my survey of Genesis by reviewing chapter 3.

Want to do biblical exegesis? Ye must be born again.

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

Unity is amazing, and we should strive for it and enjoy it. However, there can be no true unity where there are irreconcilable differences about the gospel. Are Protestants and Romanists (Roman Catholics) together? Do we have unity in Christ? We should not forget why the Reformation happened and that there still exist irreconcilable differences....

Do you struggle with the assurance of salvation? If so, where do you look expecting to find comfort? Do you look at yourself or at Christ? Tune in for encouragement to look to Christ for the assurance of salvation. God has given wonderful places to look! DISCUSSION QUESTIONS FOR FAMILY WORSHIP: (1) Why do you...

Restless continues this wonderful Restless summer with an interview with an LCMS Pastor. This Pastor and Friend of the show winsomely explains why no Lutheran is Winsome.  He comes and explains 5 points to help Reformed Evangelicals understand the Lutherans who won’t play with anyone else on the theological playground. (his explanation not ours)

Episode 100….finally! We’re sorry for the hiatus. It was mostly my (Anthony’s) fault. I was pulling 60+ hour weeks for a 7-week Finance class for my MBA (and another class besides that) and just did not have the time or energy to devote to podcasting. Thank the Lord I got an ‘A’ in both classes....

Tony explains how we are justified by works, according to James.

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.

Scott and Gage wade into the controversy of how to conduct oneself on social media as a Christian.

Thats right you did not misread this. This podcast is 2 and half hours long. Rather this podcast is 150 minutes long. We are celebrating having crossed more than 150k downloads. So we attempt a continuous podcast for 150 minutes. Good times and trouble are sure to follow. We react to Tim Keller on The...

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