Society of Reformed Podcasters

How should we interpret the days of creation? Do Andrew and Caleb disagree with Bavinck here? What is the relationship between creation and kingdom? What is the purpose of creation?

In this episode, Daniel responds to chapter 5 of Jeff Johnson’s book, “Saving Natural Theology from Thomas Aquinas.”

Tony had the opportunity to share about Christ as our conquering king on Palm Sunday.

The brothers get specific with a discussion about Special Providence.

Must emphasis has been placed upon the obvious discontinuities between Calvin and Aquinas. But this has largely come at the expense of transparently observing the continuities between the two thinkers.

This episode is about finding comfort and hope in the suffering of Christ for us. As we suffer, we need to draw comfort and strength from Christ’s suffering for us and how suffering leads to everlasting life with God.  DISCUSSION QUESTIONS FOR FAMILY WORSHIP: (1) What suffering has been the most intense in your life?...

Should Christians care about the Cities? Do Christians care about the cities? Tim Keller is sure the answer to question 1 is yes. Last week he tweeted, “If you care about people you will care about cities because cities are filled with people.” He was surprised by the strong and negative reaction he got that...

Caleb and Andrew continue their discussion of creation from chapter 11 of Wonderful Works of God. What is God’s purposes in creation? How are the days of creation best understood and categorized?

Some people suffer from spiritual dementia. They don’t realize who they are in Christ. The audience to whom Peter wrote in his first epistle experienced suffering.  To encourage his readers, Peter reminded them of their identity in Christ. In this episode, I discuss your identity in Christ. This is important because understanding who we are...

Adam was our representative in the Garden of Eden. So when he sinned, we sinned. Therefore, in him we are guilty of violating the holy law of God. However, we can’t simply blame him for our situation because we sin against God many, many times a day, and we do so willingly. Due to our...

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

This episode is about how necessary and comforting the incarnation and two natures of Jesus Christ are for us Christians. Once again, theology matters and is inseparable from our comfort and joy.   DISCUSSION QUESTIONS FOR FAMILY WORSHIP: (1) What advantages are there to being confessional? (2) Are there disadvantages to being confessional? (3) What...

Months ago Matt promised Pastor Michael would read and review Jesus and John Wayne. Today Pastor Michael keeps that promise with a little help from a well read friend of the Podcast. If you are new to show this is a review done by conservative reformed men. With the length of a movie, this podcast...

The guys kicked back on the evening of Saint Patrick’s Day and sipped Tullamore D.E.W. Irish Whiskey while discussing the second chapters of their respective Reformed confessions and reflecting upon the God that we worship and all of His perfections and glory.

It is important to be theologically accurate when presenting the gospel, or high theological concepts but it is equally important to know how to communicate these truths so that the hearer may understand. On this episode we talk about the importance of Contextualizing the gospel and high theological concepts without missing the essence of the...

Andrew and Caleb (in person!) delve into chapter 11 of Wonderful Works of God, beginning a discussion of creation. What is God’s counsel, and how does it relate to creation? What is the proper relationship between creation and science? Matter and energy? Being and becoming?

In this episode, Dan sits down with Andrew Warrick to discuss Primitive Baptists.

Avoiding Questions At Ikea with Kristin Kobes Du Mez – A Jesus and John Wayne Week Special In the lead up to The Definitive Review of Jesus and John Wayne, Matt does his part and reviews a twitter thread from Kristin Kobes Du Mez and Denny Burk. The Author of Jesus and John Wayne is...

Today on the pod, we talk with Rev. Clint Wilcke. Clint is a graduate of RTS and was an assistant pastor at First Pres. in Jackson, MS, the RUF campus minister at Southern Miss, the founding pastor and senior pastor at Christ Covenant PCA in Hernando, MS, and is currently leading the Mid-South PCA Church...

Often, church attendance is seen as something unnecessary to the life of the professing Christian. Yet, church is the place in which we commune with the saints and benefit from the graces and the people Christ shed His very own blood to secure.

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

Today’s episode is about the beautiful and comforting doctrine of adoption; Jesus Christ is the sole natural Son of God, believers are children by adoption. DISCUSSION QUESTIONS FOR FAMILY WORSHIP: (1) What does it mean that Jesus Christ is the only “natural” Son of God? (2) What does it mean for Jesus Christ to be...

Must God move in order to create? Short answer? No. Listen to see why!

What does Athens have to do with Jerusalem? What does philosophy have to do with theology? This is an important relationship to understand. I hope I can help clarify the question and its related concepts.

This is the finale of the season which is Winsome Winter. Restless advances a winsome argument for the doctrine of Cessationism. This was a huge shift they made after New Calvinism. From John Piper to Wayne Grudem to Mark Driscoll, the YRR was a continuationist movement and welcomed charismatics. This is a major difference it...