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In this episode, Sean and I continue our study through 1 Clement.

Sometimes commands leave a bitter taste in our mouths. Why is that? If God’s good commands leave a bad taste in our mouth, perhaps we don’t love what is being commanded. God commands the Lord’s Supper; we must obey Him by participating. That said, do we love the promises God gives us in the Lord’s...

We had even more to talk to Aaron Renn about. The majority of the conversation is the about the problems with our elites and grill Americans. However unlike most conversations about the elite this one should be empowering.  Aaron Renn is a Senior Fellow and Co-Founder of the American Reformer.  Renn has done a lot of...

Continuing our Christology series, this week we’re picking up where we left off in the 8th chapter of our Reformed Confessions regarding Christ the mediator. We sip a spirit we bought four years ago the first time we live streamed a tasting and conversation — Colonel EH Taylor Single Barrel bourbon!

A special episode for your forth of July. A jovial Yea, Nay or nuance discussing if the church should be singing the battle hymn of the republic. Hope this song gets you pumped to make disciples. More Restless Summer coming this week

Does John 10:30 only teach that the Father and Son are one in purpose? Or, does it more strongly and predominantly refer to their unity of essence?

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

The ecumenical creeds and Reformed catechisms greatly help us understand how to think about the Bible. They were not created or accepted by one person but rather by many discerning Christians. Millions of Christians through the centuries have confessed them. If we act like we’re the first ones to read the Bible, we’ll fall into...

The Old Testament is not always easy to understand. There are several reasons for this. First, it was written over two thousand years ago. The original audience was a different culture than ours. Also, the Old Testament was written in a different language. This creates challenges when translating. Furthermore, our approach to reading the Bible...

Do you realize that baptism is an ongoing part of how God encourages and strengthens you on your wearying road to eternal life? It will help you to slow down and think about what God is promising you in your baptism, and how He will comfort you through this divine gift.  DISCUSSION QUESTIONS FOR FAMILY...

The guys are back with a rye in the glass this week. They crack open the Reformed Confessions (WCF and 1689 respectively) to read Chapter 8: Of Christ the Mediator. This is just the first part, there’s so many good things to unpack!

We are joined by Aaron Renn, Senior Fellow and Co-Founder of the American Reformer. This is the first part of our interview with him this Restless summer. We discuss the institutional and cultural lens he uses to look at the world. Renn has done a lot of great work on the conservative movement and the evangelical involvement....

Another attribute that makes God is amazing His omniscience. As humans, we are often reminded how much we don’t know. God knows everything down to the smallest detail. Does the Bible really speak about this? If God knows everything why doesn’t he stop the bad things that He knows will happen? What does it means...

This is the farewell episode of the Steady Anchor Podcast. After three years of discussions on Christian faith and practice from a Reformed Baptist perspective, Luke the host is moving on to new things. If you want to keep up with him, you can follow on Twitter @schmeltzer1689. Steady Anchor Podcast episode will remain archived...

In this episode, Sean and I continue our study through 1 Clement.

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.

The guys are joined by our friend Tony Arsenal of Reformed Brotherhood Podcast to discuss the application of Chalcedonian Christology.  We shuffled our release order slightly from our recordings, so we reference an episode on Christ the Mediator which will come out next. The trio kick back, sip Vermont Spirits No 14 Bourbon, and dive...

We had a great time interviewing PCA Pastor Aldo Leon. Follow that Link to follow him on twitter. Listen how this Buddhist boxer became a Christian, traversed the country in YRR circles, and now is a confessional pastor in a PCA church. Right now both he and Pastor Michael at the PCA GA. We will...

In this episode, we give an intro to 1 Clement

It is crucial that we discern between what is proper to divinity and what is proper to the creature, especially when it comes to our Christology. Our Lord necessarily implies a distinction between His divine and human natures in John 12:44. Both Poole and Aquinas pick up on the distinction in their commentary.

John Gill offers eight formal lines of evidence supporting the claim of Scripture’s divine origin and authority.

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

The sacraments of baptism and the Lord’s Supper are often not as valued as they ought to be. Do you realize how important the sacraments are for your ongoing strength and growth in Christ? The sacraments are God’s big gift to you; unwrap them and benefit from them. To learn more about the sacraments and...

A Funeral Meditation on the Occasion of the Death of Vicki J Arsenal