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Luke returns from a short break to continue our series in the Creeds of the early church. The episode begins with a few minutes on updates (30k listens, 1k members in the Doctrinal Discipleship Facebook group!), followed by a comparison of the theological arguments by the Arians and the Orthodox, and closing with a few...

This week we wanted to give you a tangible way to see the rules of Hermeneutics play out In the weekly life of the church Here Is Scott’s most recent sermon Introducing the book of Genesis. Check It out and be sure and listen for the rules to play out throughout the sermon. For more...

In this episode we discuss the Doctrine of Creation as found in the 1689 London Baptist Confession of Faith.

Our sinful nature assumes our standing with God depends on our righteousness, obedience, and good deeds. The idea of salvation by God’s free grace alone through faith in Christ alone sounds too good to be true. Certainly God expects me to be a good person in order to allow me into heaven. However, can you...

2020 has been a rough year! At the beginning of this year we were forced to look at the death of one the worlds most renowned basketball player Kobe Bryant seems like it all went down hill from there! Many had to deal with the loss of a loved one due to COVID-19 and so...

Tony and Jesse close out their series on the Lord’s Supper by discussing the Reformed view. https://traffic.libsyn.com/secure/reformedbrotherhood/2020.212.The_Reformed_View.mp3?dest-id=1956461

Many people believe they’re going to heaven because they’re good people. But is that true? Are any of us good people? I discuss this issue and show you what the Bible teaches. So join me as I help you understand this fatal flaw and help you know how to get to heaven.   Bible References:...

Many people have a limited understanding of the gospel of Jesus Christ. They see it mainly as Jesus dying for our sins. Though that’s part of it, the gospel is much deeper than that. In this episode I discuss what the gospel of Christ is. I then help you understand why it’s important.   Bible...

Join us this week as we go back to the beginning. At least where everything started for Michael. This week we hear Michael tell’s the story of his introduction to Reformed Theology through New Calvinism. Check back next week where Matt will do the same. If you haven’t yet please Rate and review this podcast...

Caleb and Andrew continue their interview with Dr. James Eglinton, Meldrum Senior Lecturer in Reformed Theology at the University of Edinburgh. What kind of (Neo-)Calvinism was Bavinck seeking to bring to America? What did Bavinck think of American education? What was his relationship with American Presbyterianism? What was the difference between “Reformed” and “Calvinistic” for...

Justin and Blake sip Lagavulin 11 (Nick Offerman Edition) while discussing the doctrine of “Limited Atonement,” or as some Reformed theologians prefer to call it, “Definite Atonement.” They crack more than their fair share of puns in this limited engagement, and they’ll probably need to atone for these jokes later… This is the third episode...

Grant and Josiah explain on this episode that we were created to enjoy God. Many Christians and Non-Christians often see God as just a man in the sky with a giant rule book that Christians must follow perfectly, but it is simply not true. Give this episode a listen to see what they have to...

This week Scott and Gage dig deeper In their discussion on Hermeneutics, the science of Interpreting the Bible to explain the lens by which Reformed Christians view the bible. This lens Is called Covenant Theology. Join us for a special episode that’s a tad longer than our normal content. We hope It serves you well. ...

The Fox Den is a new podcast intended to encourage Christians and help them grow in their faith. We will discuss the basics of Christianity, Reformed Theology, biblical studies, Christian living, and other issues of interest. In this episode I introduce myself and discuss my intent for this podcast.   Check out The Fox Den...

Pastor Jordan continues walking through Mark and preaches on the parable of the sower. 

Nick, Jim, and Scott talk about plans moving forward, including an upcoming listener questions episode! Please reach out to us and ask us your theological questions!

This week, Jesse and Tony tackle the Zwinglian / Memorial view of the Lord’s Supper.

Take us with you while you wait in your election day line as Matt plays Kanye West’s campaign ad for Michael. We discuss. Next week our regular episodes will start coming each Tuesday.  Rate and review and we’d love to hear from you at restlesspodcasting@gmail.com.  

Caleb and Andrew are joined by Dr. James Eglinton, the Meldrum Senior Lecturer in Reformed Theology at the University of Edinburgh and author of Bavinck: A Critical Biography. Dr. Eglinton talks about why and how he wrote the biography, what surprised him in his research, and what didn’t make the cut. Then, they begin a...

Continuing on in our journey through the five points of Calvinism, the guys discuss the second point in the acrostic: Unconditional Election. They read several key passages of Scripture and reflect upon the implications of this doctrine in life and other aspects of our theology. The duo sips Lagavulin 9-year old (game of thrones edition)...

What makes a sermon? What should we in the pew be listening for? What application can I make to my life? If Christ and the Gospel are missing from the sermon then what did we receive? The Gospel makes all the difference we don’t just learn it then move on to something else. Growth, maturity,...

In the first episode, Grant and Josiah discuss what it means to be a seeker. Who can seek God? What does that look like? Why should we seek God? — Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/grant-billings3/support

In today’s episode, we discussed 1689 Federalism in light of the recent controversy with James White.

Here it is folks, just what you were waiting for. The pilot episode of Restless where we talk about the Young, Restless and Reformed Movement. Join us as we discuss where we are going and why this is all still relevant.    Contact us at restlesspodcasting@gmail.com