Society of Reformed Podcasters

This week, Anthony and Amy bring listeners along into an encouraging and sometimes hilarious episode, talking about the Christian’s hope of Heaven.

In this episode, we sit down with the hosts of the Covenant Podcast.

The first episode of the rest of the Reformed Brotherhood. The brothers kick off an ongoing study in the fundamentals of Christian theology, starting with what it means to talk about God at all.

In the political climate of today, many Christians are struggling with their thoughts, words, and actions toward politicians. It’s a polarizing time. Perhaps it would help us to consider that inside our hearts the trigger is easily pulled. We need to turn to Christ to help us repent of anger, hatred, bitterness, and antagonism and...

We review episode three of The Rise of and Fall of Mars Hill. We like our title better. We are joined by Andrew Smyth of the Bavcast in our work of working through Driscoll, the emergent church, and what CT wants us to think about all this.

This is an off the cuff episode on location at the 2021 Keach Conference in Gloucester, VA.  This audio is from a video we did on the Keach Conference.

Andrew and Caleb repeatedly confuse Abraham/Abram and Sarah/Sarai. They also continue their discussion of the Covenant of Grace, looking at the promise to Abraham. How does this relate to what came before in the garden and with Noah? What do the key passages in Genesis 12, 15, and 17 teach us about this covenant?

Scott and Gage discuss reading Exodus in a Christocentric way.

William Lane Craig’s article on the historical Adam is set to make a splash, even before his book on the matter publishes. While he affirms a historical Adam, he gets there through the natural sciences rather than the text of Holy Writ—choosing instead to mythologize most of Genesis 1-11.

As Christians we have a limitless bank of joy to draw from. This week, Anthony and Amy sit down to discuss the source of the Christian’s joy.

A hot topic in our society and culture today is how to relate to authority, especially the overreach of authority. It seems as if Romans 13 and 1 Peter 2 are now texts that Christians fight over. How should Christians respond to lawful and unlawful authority? This episode will not explore the different angles on...

The brothers talk about faith, what it is, what it isn’t, and why the Gospel is so beautiful.

The Restless Podcast takes times to show its work and discuss the Regulative Principle and its alternatives. If you are newer to Reformed Theology this is an important episode for you. If you have been around a while you will probably enjoy the regulative principle compared to its alternatives.  Because the question is not if...

Dane Ortlund joins the pod today to discuss his book Gentle and Lowly and his career move from being a member of a church to its pastor. 

Caleb and Andrew discuss the unfolding of the Covenant of Grace after Genesis 3. What do we see in the two lines of Adam’s descendants? What in the world is going on in Genesis 6:1-4? Why is the earth destroyed in flood, and Noah and his family spared?

God gave Abraham a strange command. In Genesis 17 God made a covenant with Abraham and commanded him and his male offspring to be circumcised. Why would God command Abraham to do this? Circumcision seems to cruel. However, God would never command anyone to do something that doesn’t have a purpose or meaning. In this...

Luke interviews Michael Bowman, pastor of Christ Covenant Church PCA and cohost of the Restless Podcast. Michael joins today to discuss his new book of devotions on the forgiveness of God toward us and our forgiveness toward others.

We head into the weeds of nuance of how different churches and pastors applied the command to meet together for worship over the last year. We discuss differing pastoral responses to limitations on meeting and learn some wisdom from Matt’s mom about the attitude we should have about going to church.

How do you think through the day? More specifically, how do you think about your Christian faith throughout the day? The structure of the Heidelberg Catechism (HC) can help you think more strategically. The structure of the HC could change your life because it can give you three simple words, concepts, categories that direct your...

Why should I read the New Testament? Join Anthony and Amy Russo in Part 2 of this two-part mini-series answering that important question.

In this episode, we discuss chapter 5 or An Orthodox Catechism.

Lots has been said about what the historically Reformed believed concerning man’s reason and its use of natural theology. Hear from Francis Turretin how the Reformed of his day viewed natural theology and its relationship to supernatural theology. Also, Turretin gives (5) present uses for natural theology in this life.

The brothers discuss the role Christian liberty has in demonstrating the Gospel.

Scott and Gage discuss whether churches should wade into political positions. Vaccines, healthcare, foreign policy, taxes, and more!

An article by Dr. Jeffrey Johnson denies the doctrine of immutability.