Society of Reformed Podcasters

Restless has a youtube channel where they most the podcast. Over time they have collected a number of comments. They have note kept up with responding them. So they respond live. Good times ensue. 

The Protestant Reformation is one the most important events in church history. The Reformers brought the Gospel back where it needed to be and proclaimed that salvation was by grace through faith alone in Christ alone according to Scripture alone all to the glory of God alone! But does this event effect Latinos in churches...

Restless has been Podcasting for One Year. We celebrate the first year and 50,000 downloads of the post mortem on New Calvinism. Have a Happy Reformation Day and we are glad you are here.

In this episode, Daniel brings a devotional from Philippians 3.

Anthony and Amy discuss reasons we can always hope in the Lord and His promises to carry us through our trials. Anthony gives a book update.

Christians are often accused of being anti-science – especially regarding evolution and the age of the earth. But how valid are these accusations? In this episode, Conrad and Jesse become 1970’s detectives to find out.

October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month, so this episode seeks to address the importance of the issue, including how the Church can help. Luke interviews Morgan Blair, a specialist from Harbor House in Kankakee, IL, on issues of domestic abuse and the need for awareness.

Last week Mark Dever and Ligon Duncan announced the ending of Together for the Gospel. This had been one of the largest evangelical conferences was the unofficial conference of New Calvinism.  So this week Restless gives T4G its own eulogy. We discuss the successes and failures of T4G, celebrity, and the gospel centeredness.

How does Scripture itself think of philosophy and its relationship to our theology?

Anthony presents a short devotional thought out of Jeremiah 42 about waiting on God to answer prayer and shares an exciting announcement.

In this episode, we discuss Jeff Johnson’s new book, The Failure of Natural Theology.

The brothers discuss the moral attributes of God, specifically holiness, righteousness, and goodness.

Christians are greatly challenged to speak the truth amidst a culture that hates the truth. As people who have received the mercy and grace of God, how do we now express our gratitude in our speech? How can we dialogue with people who think very differently than we do, in fact, in many ways despise...

There is a very qualified way in which theologians have used the term “motion” in relation to God we should all be aware of.

From James White to Jeff Johnson, the assertion that each Person of the Trinity possess their own distinct self-consciousness, or self-awareness, is being taken for granted. We should deny this with all vehemence.

There are some theological assumptions we must make and readily accept in the biblical interpretational enterprise, e.g. a doctrine of God.

Is it ok for a pastor to have an anonymous social media account? That’s the question today. If the podcast doesn’t sound quite as good as usual you can blame it on Matt deciding to spend time with his new baby rather than edit this one. Some people…

Hopefully, I can make some clarifications here and help my interlocutors understand where the classical theists are coming from.

Gage and Scott revisit the topic of addressing politics in the pulpit. They offer clarifying and thoughts and answer a listener’s concerns.

Luke continues the study of the fruit of the Spirit with Peace, what Scripture says about it, and how it is found in Christ.

Send us our submissions for Yea, Nea, or Nuance today. And send us some love as we get ready to celebrate One Full Year of Restless.

Watch what happens around the world, and you get the feeling that we’re involved in a cosmic battle between God and Satan. Often times it seems the devil makes progress against God. However, appearances can be misleading. Things may not be as they seem. In this episode, I explore the cosmic battle between God and...

The brothers discuss the attributes of omnipresence, omnipotence, and omniscience and why these are such a great comfort to Christians.

Exegeting James 1:17, contra process theists.