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Anthony and Amy discuss what God’s been showing Anthony in his life about the command to rest and the invitation to enjoy this life God gives.

The fourth (and final) part of my YouTube response to James White.

The third part of my YouTube response to James White.

The second part of my YouTube response to James White.

Part one of my YouTube response to James White’s comments on my Facebook post.

You’ve probably never pointed a gun at someone and demanded, “Give me all your money!” Even so, you rank with the worst of thieves. But do you believe that? Do you understand the Eighth Commandment? Are you aware of the various ways you break it? We need the gospel, and this glorious transforms thieves into...

In this episode, we discuss chapter 6 of An Orthodox Catechism.

Today on the pod, Hunter and Reid the intern talk with Ken Kunkel about church planting in the ARP and lots of practice advice for church planters. 

The Heidelberg Catechism can help us understand our sinful inclinations. Though God’s law exposes our sin, it also pushes us to Christ for comfort and rest. When we realize how deeply sin goes into us, we run to Christ, we receive Christ by true faith, and Christ helps us in our deepest struggles. There is...

This stuffed show has the most guests we have ever had on from a seminary student to brief appearance by a Restless wife.  We dive into Episode 4 of the Rise and Fall of Mars Hill. We dive deep on the subject that made Mark Driscoll so popular and so controversial: masculinity. There is a...

Andrew and Caleb take up the Mosaic Covenant. Why is this a covenant of grace? What is the role of the law in this covenant? What about the republication thesis – is the covenant in some sense a covenant of works? How does redemption occur under this covenant? What role do merit and reward play?

We’re back! After a crazy summer with full time jobs and Blake getting married, we’ve finally settled back into a groove and we’re releasing episodes recorded in the mini “hiatus.” Also this episode marks TWO YEARS of Distilling Theology! A warm “Thank you” to everyone who has listened, joined our discussion group, left us a...

Lately, it has been the fad to out Thomism as another step toward Romanism. But such a fad is leading many not to differ with Thomas so much as it’s leading them to deny Augustinian theology proper, which has always been understood to be nothing short of apostolic doctrine.

Do you believe in miracles? Many people don’t. However, the Bible has recorded many miracles. Moreover, though the Bible describes many miracles, we don’t see miracles happen today. But that doesn’t mean they don’t happen. In fact, there’s a miracle that happens every day. We just can’t see it with our own eyes. In this...

Tony shared a sermon with his congregation for Pastoral Appreciation Sunday, 2021.

Both we and William Lane Craig Laugh at something, but it’s not the same thing.

This week, Anthony and Amy share spiritual principles learned from a recent afternoon throwing clay on a potter’s wheel.

Why must we maintain strong theology proper in terms of immutability and simplicity? Because the rejection of it is also the rejection of all objective meaning.

Fred Sanders (PhD, Graduate Theological Union) is a systematic theologian who studies and teaches across the entire range of classic Christian doctrine, but with a primary focus on the doctrine of the Trinity. Fred has taught in Torrey Honors College since 1999, and is an amateur historian of Biola’s institutional history. He is co-founder of...

The brothers continue their ongoing fundamentals series by discussing Classical Christian Theism, also known as Christian Theism.

Jettisoning truth because of its association with a person is a fatal mistake for any theologian to make, as is hopefully made obvious here.

We react to this clip about if Calvinism is biblical. The answer did not surprise us but we hope this reaction and our various announcements will delight you. BTWs Calvinism is biblical just so we are clear.

Why does it seem like the doctrine of God is being relegated to a secondary or even tertiary issue?

This one is all about baptism. Caleb and Andrew tackle the connection between the covenant sign given to Abraham in Genesis 17 and baptism as explained in other biblical texts and explain why this supports infant baptism.

Luke continues the fruit of the Spirit series with the fruit of joy. We were made to glorify God and enjoy Him forever!