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Anthony and Amy introduce a new segment, give a book update, and discuss reasons to check out Church History.

The brothers, okay… mostly Tony… respond to a recent episode of the Antithesis with Owen Strachan.

This episode originally aired in our series explaining early on explain the Young, Restless and Reformed. We explain what definition of Reformed we learned at that time and what we think about it is now.

Do you know what you’re praying when you pray the Lord’s Prayer? It’s a popular prayer. It should be because Jesus taught it to his disciples. What is it that you want from God when you pray to Him? Do you want what He wants for you? 

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 discuss the...

Scott and Gage discuss reading the Book of Numbers in a Christ-centered way.

Another discussion is currently rising out from under the already tumultuous waters of current discussion concerning what heresy is. The term “heresy” has been employed to describe ESS and other errors having to do with the doctrine of God. But the use of that term is being contested. This shows there is disagreement as regards...

In a recent podcast, Dr. Owen Strachan unloaded a volley of texts in favor of eternal subordination of the Son (to the Father). Using John 3:16 as an example, I want to show Strachan’s use of it subtly identifies God with God’s works.

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

In this episode Anthony and Amy share a few passages from God’s Word that have been helpful to them recently.

This is a discussion of The Rise and Fall of Mars Hill that contains fairly explicit and blunt language about sex. You may not want to listen if you are with your children or are sensitive to these topics.  This is section we deleted from our episode “Mark Driscoll and Women”. This section we discuss...

In this episode, Sean and I discuss exclusive psalmody and whether or not it is biblical.

Tony shares with the congregation from James 1:12-18

How we think about God influences our prayer life. In the Sermon on the Mount in Matthew 6, Jesus taught his disciples how to pray. We can learn a lot of substantial theology from the Lord’s Prayer. How does Jesus want us to think about God?

What does the Bible say about consuming alcohol?

Restless goes back to The Rise and Fall of Mars Hill for the episode most of you have been waiting for us to do: The Things We Do to Women. An episode sure to cause us trouble. I guess that is why we will release a second part.  Here is Matt’s thesis for this episode. The...

In this episode, we discuss who Melchizedek was and his importance in Scripture.

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 begin a...

Scott and Gage discuss seeing Jesus in Leviticus.

What drives us to prayer? Isn’t it the awareness of our great need? When we are aware of our physical and spiritual needs, we go to God in prayer for help. However, sometimes, we don’t pray with much confidence. Our heavenly Father welcomes us to bring our needs to Him, and He wants us to...

The brothers cover the basics of Trinitarian theology, which is still enough to make your head spin.

It is very easy to grow discouraged that we are not making more progress in our fight against sin. However, we are making progress. Even baby steps are progress that pleases and honor our Father. Though our pace of sanctification is often slower than we’d like, we must remember that God’s grace is still working...

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Traditionalism is today’s fad. It should be subjected to careful scrutiny. A final analysis will reveal that traditionalism is nothing but the same zeal without knowledge with which Paul charges the Jews in Romans 10.