Society of Reformed Podcasters

The Restless Podcast taps in for TGC and Jonathan Leeman to put forth the scriptural case for why there’s no such thing as virtual church.  Recent posted an article by Jonathan Leeman with the same title. Restless discusses the merits of the article, the biblical case for ‘in person’ church, and why they are publishing...

Where does the Covenant of Grace begin? What is its relationship to the Covenant of Works? What role does the law have in the Covenant of Grace? What is the goal of the Covenant of Grace?

Our tendency is to think we have to obey God in order to be righteous. However, this is impossible. We sinned in Adam and are guilty of violating the holy law of God. Therefore, we are unrighteous. So what hope do we have? In this episode, I help you see the only way to be declared...

In today’s episode, we discuss metaphysics with Dr. Craig A. Carter.

Why should I read the New Testament? Join Anthony and Amy Russo in Part 1 of a two-part mini-series answering that important question.

The brothers tackle another listener question related to how we should think of the Lord’s temporal kindness to those who will never be saved.

I love being the pastor of Jerusalem Church in the small town of Manheim, PA. I wouldn’t want to be anywhere else. My desire is that this podcast serves my local church well. I also want to reach outside the bounds of my church. In my experience, many local churches and the Christians in them...

We are joined by Peter Bell of the Guilt, Grace, Gratitude Podcast to react to Episode Two of The Rise and Fall of Mars Hill  “Boomers, The Big Sort, And Really, Really Big Churches“. Peter brings his perspective as previous member and employee of Mars Hill.

There are many views on how to be saved. Some believe you have to do good things in order earn salvation. Others believe you have to receive Jesus as Lord and Savior. However, there’s really only one way to be saved, and that is by union with Christ, which occurs through faith. When one comes...

Luke recaps the Fruit of the Spirit series so far, focusing on the passage from Galatians 5, the fruit of the flesh, the third use of the law, and the fruit of Love.

The Definitive reaction to the one of the most infamous Mark Driscoll Clips. Restless tells you really what is wrong with Driscoll telling a church planting conference that there is a pile of dead bodies behind the Mars Hill Bus.

While it’s tempting to skip it, this week Anthony and Amy discuss reasons for—and blessings of—regularly reading through the Old Testament.

An interview with Rev. Ed Norton

The brothers respond to a listener question by walking through Hebrews 6:4-8.

Charles Spurgeon was an eloquent man. God used him in mighty ways to contend for the truth of God’s Word. In this episode is a Spurgeon quote worth careful consideration, especially for our times. God’s infallible Word brings clarity and joy to those who believe and submit themselves to it.  If you listen on APPLE...

In this first installment of a two-part special, I will look at natural theology as it appears in confessional Reformed orthodoxy. In the next part, I will look at the natural theology of Particular Baptist confessional orthodoxy.

In this last part of my two-part mini series on natural theology, I will look at natural theology as it appears in the Savoy Declaration, the 2nd London Baptist Confession & Keach’s Catechism.

Dr. Owen Strachan has shot more than one canon ball over the bow of those who have departed from theistic personalism and presuppositionalism. These shots over the bow have been quite embarrassing from a scholarly perspective, to say the least. In this video, I will once more labor to demonstrate the natural theology of the...

This week we interview our guest from last week on the acclaimed episode “We Know Who Killed Mars Hill” Matt. As college friend of the host we learn his path to Reformed Theology and some of the common struggles related to it.

The new birth is obviously redemptively significant, but it is also thematically significant tying, as it were, all of Scripture together. How can we begin to think of the new birth along these lines?

Luke returns from summer break to give short recap of who he is and what the show is all about, plus an review of recent series and a sneak peak toward the future!

Has anyone ever asked you, “Have you been born again?” or “Are you a born again Christian?” “Born again” is a term widely used in Christian circles. But what does it mean to be born again? In this episode, I discuss what this means by looking at Jesus’ interaction with Nicodemus. By the way, another...

Scott and Gage talk with Dr. Zeb Ballentine about his new book: Worship Vitals. Listen as they discuss how worship in the Old Testament pointed forward to Christ.

Anthony and Amy sit down with their pastor, Dr. Michael Shafran, to discuss how Christians can have calm in the face of the world's calamity.

The brothers deconstruct deconstructionism, and talk about how this movement has particularly targeted evangelicalism.