Society of Reformed Podcasters

Sippin’ on Theology podcast will be going in a different direction as Austin Reifel has accepted a church planting internship in Indianapolis. Indy Reformed Church plant is a mission work of Zeltenreich Reformed Church and a church plant of the United Reformed Churches in North America. With this transition, the podcast will focus on developing...

What is legalism? How does it effect our Christian walk? How does it effect our relationships? Legalism comes into the church in a very subtle way and often times people don’t recognizing that they are being legalistic. How free are we? What about Christian liberty? When personal obedience or personal piety become the emphasis we...

Rob Mckenzie returns (author/podcaster/and OPC elder) to discuss the need for trained clergy. Matt tries to instigate debate between Rob and Michael, But the cool breeze or Restless summer prevails. 

It’s easy to focus on the problems we encounter in this life. We suffering from many things (e.g., broken relationships, broken bank accounts, broken bodies). Some Christians suffer simply for being Christians. However, in his first letter, Peter reminds us what God has done for us and what He has waiting for us. In this...

This week, Blake and Justin kick back and sip one of their favorite scotch whiskies: Talisker 10 year. The guys reflect on the doctrine of God and their experiences while studying theology proper. They offer a list of recommendations for further reading and enjoy the time sipping good scotch and talking about one of their...

What is repentance, and why is it a necessary part of the Christian life? Some Christians believe that they can go throughout their lives pursuing a lifestyle that God opposes, but because they repented of their sins at a church alter many years ago, they are good with God. What role does repentance have in...

Tony explains how the second table of the Law teaches us that we need Jesus.

In this episode, Brandon Adams joins us to respond to Reformed Forum’s episode on Christ the Center titled, “Typology and Covenant Membership in Hebrews”.

This episode is in response to a great question from Jacob on YouTube. What do we do if a “recovering” Lutheran wants to join a Baptist church? Do they need to be baptized if they’ve been sprinkled?

The brothers get anti-social as they discuss a concerning trend in evangelical reflections on the Trinity.

Three years ago, Dustin Segers and I discussed New Covenant Theology and the law. This is a clarifying monologue of my own position in light of that conversation. I hope you enjoy.

This is Part 2 with our interview with Dr Brad Vermurlen. He discusses the kind of secularization he identifies in American Evangelicalism and the kind of Religious Strength he see in the New Calvinism. Both of these are from his book: Reformed Resurgence: The New Calvinist Movement and the Battle Over American Evangelicalism. Find our first...

The guys are joined this week by Dr. Adonis Vidu, a Professor Theology at Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary and the author of “The Same God Who Works All Things: Inseparable Operations in Trinitarian Theology.” Justin and Blake sip Mr. Black Cold Brew Coffee Liqueur, while Dr. Vidu sips a tea as the trio deep dive into...

Do you ever struggle with prayer? Do you ever wonder what you should pray? There’s good news. You no longer need to wonder. God gave you a prayer that is short and comprehensive. In this episode, I discuss the prayer Jesus gave His disciples to pray.   Bible References: (Matthew 6:9-13; 1 Thessalonians 5:17)  ...

Grant and Josiah are finally back from an event-filled month. There were many ups, but also some big downs. In this episode, the guys discuss how the Gospel was evident in the tragedies of the last month (death of grandparents), and how it was so clear in the celebrations as well (Grant’s wedding). 

How is it possible that the entire Old Testament is about Jesus? Join Scott and Gage as they begin a new season exploring how to make sense of the Old Testament by seeing it as being primarily about Christ.

In this episode we discuss qualifications of a good Bible translation and look at different translations.

Landmarkism began in the 19th century. It proclaims the Baptist church as the only true church, and it unqualifiedly denies the universal church. Is it correct to do so? Did Christians, including Baptists prior to the 19th century, really miss this doctrine for almost 2,000 years?

The brothers close out their Providence series by discussing the unique way that God works in salvation.

Have you ever been to a fancy party or wedding and seen a champagne tower? The first table of the Ten Commandments is like the top glass. Intrigued? Listen to explore the metaphor.  Please hit SUBSCRIBE on your listening app. Share the podcast with a friend. Also, grab a copy of my book titled Predestined...

Today on the pod, we’re delighted to be joined by Christine Hoover. You can find out more about her and her work at her website.

We joined by Jon Da Presby and Caro from For Christ y Cultura to talk about Church hurt. On this part 1 we talk about our experiences in causing others to be hurt by our lack compassion after learning about Reformed Theology. Then we talk about how we ourselves have been hurt by the local...

Dr. Cooper brought some valid criticisms to Dr. Ortlund’s argument for credobaptism from the earliest years of post-canonical church history. I want to weigh in to this conversation, not predominantly for criticism’s sake, but by way of developing the discussion from a Baptist perspective.

Sometimes Christians struggle, wondering if they are going to heaven or if God will declare he doesn’t know them. Fortunately, God has given signs to help us see that He has claimed us as His own. In this episode, I discuss signs God has given us so we know He has claimed us as His...

We are once again Dr Brad Vermurlen. He is the Author of Reformed Resurgence: The New Calvinist Movement and the Battle Over American Evangelicalism. This is part 1 of our interview with him about secularization and the new model of secularization he observes in modern evangelicalism.