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As we keep working our way through Mark’s gospel account, Pastor Jordan preaches from the narrative of Jesus calming the storm. 

In this episode, we discussed God as the mover of everything we do and all that comes to pass as the basis for our dependence upon Him as well as the promise of salvation that would come through the birth of His Son.

What a day to celebrate! Martin and Vic chop it up about their background growing up in a Pentecostal home not celebrating Christmas and the struggles behind that and shaking off those traditions, Justin talks about his upbringing and the consumerism around the holidays that’s leads to depression, but most importantly we talk about why the...

SAP 68. Luke continues our series on the creeds and councils of the early church with a discussion on the errors of Nestorianism and Eutychianism, how they compromise the Incarnation, and why the Hypostatic Union drives us to worship.

The Restless hosts are thankful for everyone joining in and listening each week. So we are releasing some bonus content relating to youth which we recorded when we did the episode on the “Young” of the YRR.  Also make sure you Try and Win Rob’s book. Its easy if you try 1. Be the first...

The Brothers take down the Papist idolatry of Mary, and discuss the appropriate role she should have in Christian reflection.

In this episode, Kevin discusses Zechariah 6:1-8 which is the last of Zechariah’s 8 night visions.

It’s the Reformed Breakfastcast. Nick, Jim, and Scott settle the debate: When does winter start? Which is the superior breakfast meat: bacon, or sausage? And exactly how long does a while last? But then we dig in to the fifth petition of the Lord’s Prayer: “Forgive us our debts as we forgive our debtors”. What...

This week, Blake and Justin read from WCF 3.1&2 and the parallel articles in LBCF. They discuss God’s eternal decree and providence while sipping Cocchi’s Barolo Chinato. Next week, the guys will be discussing Christmas.

We celebrate the birth of Christ in December. This event, however, applies throughout the entire year. The birth of Christ marks a moment in history that executed His three pronged mission.   Bible References: (Genesis 1; Genesis 2; Genesis 3:1-6; Genesis 3:15; Genesis 22:1-19; Isaiah 9:6; Luke 2:14; John 1:14; John 3:16; 2 Corinthians 5:18)...

We are rejoined by Rob McKenzie of the Reformed Forum to discuss His Book Identifying the Seed at length. Even if don’t realize it you have probably been influenced by Dispensational Theology. Rob tells us what it is all about and compares it to Reformed Covenant Theology. Now why you came to these show notes....

Pastor Jordan continues preaching through the gospel according to Mark and answers the question “what is the Kingdom of God like”? in part two of this two part sermon expositing the parables of Jesus.

Did the Old Testament Prophets speak about Jesus coming? We go back into the Old Testament to see what prophecies Jesus fulfilled. This is important for us today to know because since Jesus actually fulfilled what was written of the Messiah He was and is who He claimed to be! This makes our salvation all...

Today on Grace and Peace Radio. we talk about some of Amy’s favorite Christians, their writings, and what to look for in devotionals.

Scott , Gage and Kevin Hale talk with Dr Miles VanPelt about Hebrew  and Greek. Listen as they discuss how to understand what it means when the bible says that David “was a man after God’s own heart.”

In this first of a two part series with our pastor, Steve Clevenger, we discuss Reformed Baptist life in the past as well as the present. The next part in the series will be about what he believes to be the future of the Reformed Baptist movement.

Our two resident church planters talk with Yale-educated church planter Preston Graham about planting from scratch in post-Christian contexts. Visit https://www.anabaino.org/ to learn more about this organization.

SAP 67. Luke continues our series on the creeds and councils of the early church with the Formula of Union of 433 and the Definition of Chalcedon of 451.

The brothers round out their series with a final discussion about how the Holy Spirit applies redemption to God’s people.

In this episode, Kevin discusses Genesis 6:1-4, a difficult passage that has three prominent interpretations regarding the identity of the Sons of God and the Nephilim.

In the season finale of Bavcast, Andrew and Caleb wrap up chapter 6 of The Wonderful Works of God, talking about the law and the promise. Was Israel to be a light to nations? How did God preserve a people even through exile? How are the old and new covenants continuous? Plus, thank-yous and shout-outs.

Nick, Jim, and Scott discuss the fourth petition: Give us this day our daily bread. We talk about God’s daily provision for all of our needs and the absolute reliance we have upon the Lord.

We tend to have a high view of ourselves and a low view of God. But what does the Bible say about us and about God? In this episode we explore the Bible to answer this question. I think you’ll be surprised by what we find.   Bible References: (Genesis 6:5; Exodus 34:6-7; Ecclesiastes 7:20;...

This is Restless first interview with Rob Mckenzie OPC elder, host of the Theology Simply Profound Podcast and Author of Identifying the Seed.  In this episode we get to know Rob and hear how he became reformed and what advice he has for others coming to this theology. We begin a conversation about Covenant Theology...

This week, Justin and Blake dive into Question 1 of the Heidelberg Catechism: “What is your only comfort in life and in death?” They work through the answer presented in the catechism, stopping to examine all the proof texts given for every statement in the answer, and grow increasingly encouraged by the pastoral wisdom present...