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We listen and respond to part of the Rise and Mars Hill that explains the Young Restless and Reformed Movement. Frankly as the reigning podcast experts on the subject we were shocked we were not called. However even more shocking our friend Brad Vermurlen was not either.

In this episode I discuss several distinct points of confusion when it comes to the doctrine of God, from the identification of divine attributes to the three persons in which the divine essence exists.

Many people have a distorted view of God. Some people think He is like Santa Claus, someone who loves to hand out goodies to make people happy. Others see God as a harsh task-master, someone who loves to boss you around and take away all your fun. In this episode, I review Exodus 34:6-7 to...

In this episode, we discuss chapter 9 of An Orthodox Catechism.

The brothers are back to discuss how God acts as one, because he actually is one.

Why would we ever ask God for things we already have? Praying “Give us this day our daily bread” may feel a little forced when our pantries and refrigerators are stocked with food. But this little line is important to pray. Why? Find out in today’s show. 

After listening if you would like to hire Restless to do your professional branding work email us at restlesspodcasting@gmail.com or you can contact us with any of your thoughts. We do a deep dive on episode 6 of The Rise and Fall of Mars Hill – The Brand. We discuss the effect of the rise...

Perhaps you have a hard time seeing how the Old Testament and the New Testament connect. However, the Old Testament and the New Testament are the same story, yet each covers parts of the story. The Old Testament is the unfolding story of God bringing His savior to defeat Satan and keep His promise. The...

Luke continues our series on the fruit of the Spirit with a study on Kindness, God’s kindness toward us, and how we are called to be kind toward others.

Pray to End Abortion.

Anthony and Amy laugh about their tech troubles, get in synch on “What Verse and Why!” and then talk about their favorite reads of 2021.

The brothers get back on track with the fundamentals and finally discuss the divine missions.

It is amazing how appealing our will can be. We want to do what we want to do, and we’re often skeptical about the goodness of God’s will. Why would Jesus teach us to pray, “Thy will be done”? There must be something inherently good about God’s will, in fact, much better than our will....

In this episode we start a conversation about a big topic. We often talk about Evangelicalism and have a conversation about the various ways we use that term. We think as you continue to hear these term used on our podcast and the wider world, this discussion will help you think through the various ways...

Do you ever get lost reading the Old Testament? Do you avoid reading the Old Testament because it feels like history that affects you in no meaningful way? Perhaps one reason this happens is that you don’t know the Bible story. Man sinned against God, and He initiated a plan of redemption. The Old Testament...

In this episode we discuss open theism.

Much church growth material focuses on marketing strategies and practical advice about how to appeal to culture. But what about the Lord’s Prayer? Christ said he will build his church, and Christ also taught his disciples to pray for his kingdom to come. Do we know what to pray for? Our Lord wants us to...

Anthony and Amy turn the tables, and the microphones, as Amy interviews Anthony about the writing process behind his new book, “Jesus Changed Everything.”

Tony recaps an interaction on Twitter with Dr. Strachan and deep dives some of the issues with the EFS use of historical quotes.

The church must take a proactive posture rather than a reactionary posture.

Restless kicks off this winsome winter with by wading into two recent twitter brouhahas. There is nothing like winter with Restless. So kick back relax and rate and review this show.

The Bible can be difficult to understand. There may be several reasons for this. One reason may be that you don’t fully understand the whole story of the Bible. If you don’t know the whole story, it’s difficult to see where stories fit in the redemptive story of God. In this episode, I review the Bible...

Why are opinions contrary to the Nicene Creed or the Apostles’ Creed deemed to be heretical? Is it because the creeds are autonomous authorities in addition to Scripture? Is it because church councils bear equal weight to that of God’s own Word? In this podcast I try to wrestle with these questions in a meaningful...

In this episode we discussion chapter 7 of An Orthodox Catechism.