Society of Reformed Podcasters

This is a very practical issue that demands our love, loyalty, and patience.

Be sure to listen to Part 1. God’s providence is a comforting truth that can help you through immense pain and suffering. God’s providence protects us against losing heart. Within the doctrine of providence are your security and safety. Please subscribe and share this podcast with a friend and head to smalltowntheologian.org to read the...

What do dead birds have to do with our comfort in life and death? Tune in to hear this important connection. Also, please share the podcast with a friend and head to smalltowntheologian.org to read the podcast.

Do you respect your pastor? You should, and I hope you do, however, you should not put him on a pedestal. You shouldn’t idolize him. He is a human being who struggles against his sinful flesh, the Devil, and the world, just like you. Pray for your pastor. Encourage him. Six points from J. C....

Would you describe the Holy Spirit as a “funny and sneaky and silly blue genie” like the one in Aladdin? I hope not. The Holy Spirit is very misunderstood today. Many professing Christians miss the subtle, yet powerful ways the Holy Spirit of Jesus serves them. You can benefit more from the Holy Spirit’s active...

This week, the guys sit down to discuss the three primary millennial eschatological interpretations as an overview to the systematic theological study of Eschatology – the study of “Last Things” or “The End Times.” They sip a whiskey sent in by a listener: Widow Jane 14 Year – which was a barrel pick for the...

The brothers tackle the theology of William Lane Craig, and what is wrong with it.

Andrew and Caleb begin chapter 8 looking at Scripture and Confession. What are the Reformed confessions? What purpose do they serve in the church? How do they relate to Scripture? What should one do if he disagrees with his confession?

Today we give part 1 of our interview with Dr Stephen Wolfe. We discuss the elephant and donkey in the New Calvinist room. Of course, we mean politics that have dominated so much of what New Calvinists have been talking about for the last few years and divided them. So why have so many been...

Worship is a key part of the Christian life. However, different churches understand worship differently. Therefore, they conduct worship differently. Some churches focus on the music while others focus on the liturgy. But what happens in worship? In this episode, I discuss this question and why it’s important.   Bible References: (Leviticus 10:1-2; Numbers 3:1-4;...

Hard times come to everyone. When hard times come to you and you look down at your feet, are you standing on a rock? What gives you a sense of security, a sense that things will work out for your good? Listen in as Jonathan explains a rich source of comfort for those who love...

Being in bondage is not a desirable condition. To be in bondage to sin and the devil is the worst possible reality for people. To be free, truly free in Christ, is the most glorious condition. Jesus is merciful and gracious to deliver us from bondage. Read the text of this episode at smalltowntheologian.org. As...

Insecurity about our salvation can bring anxiety to the soul. When believers realize that all of their sin debt was paid in full, what comfort comes to the soul. Christ is sufficient to cover all of your sin debt to God, past, present, and future. Read the text of this episode at smalltowntheologian.org. As more...

Scott and Gage discuss the role of the Holy Spirit in the corporate church body.

This episode of GPR we talk about biblically preparing for life’s surprises.

In this episode, we refute Idol Killer on Ephesians 2 and the Incarnation of Christ.

This episode is a recording of a sermon that Luke preached for One: Seven Church on 1/17/2021. It is a continuation of their series in the book of Acts in chapter 14:19-23 entitled “Forgiveness, Freedom, and Eternal Life in Christ.”

The brothers prioritize this week’s episode with a look at chapter 7 of David Murray’s ReSet.

Nick and Scott talk about a Good Tweet, and what it means to consider the sixth commandment in our speech.

After a discursus on candy, Caleb and Andrew continue their discussion on Scripture. How do we deal with textual variants in the Bible? Does this affect our confidence in the text? What about continuing revelation?

Restless admits to their listeners that we are essentially a discernment podcast. But wait don’t go- we are still the Restless you love!

This week – Blake and Justin react to some overviews of Dispensationalism from a Covenantal perspective. They sip Casamigos Blanco Tequila and enjoy a more casual conversation. Next week, they’ll be sipping a barrel pick of Widow Jane bourbon and continue the conversation from this week.

What if we understood each an every person to be, first and foremostly, a creation of God which bears God’s image. And then, what if we defined God’s image according to what God actually says it is? If we did that, I think we would have another Renaissance.

Perhaps you know people who have adopted children. Perhaps you were adopted. After you were born, another family brought you into their home, and those parents raised you as their own child. God has done something like that with us. We were outside the family of God. Yet by His grace in Christ, God brought...

What gives you great comfort in life? If you were on your deathbed, what would give you comfort? Today, Jonathan explains where to find comfort in life and death.  Read the text of this episode at smalltowntheologian.org.  As more content is created and released, please consider supporting Small Town Theologian.