Society of Reformed Podcasters

Nick and Scott discuss the Heidelberg Catechism QAs on faith.

SAP 58. Luke and Kevin discuss study Bibles- why they are helpful, which ones to use, and which ones to avoid.

Tony and Jesse discuss the recent death of Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg and reflect on how a Christian should react to the deaths of those who die apart from Christ.

Andrew and Caleb continue in chapter 5. What are the examples and characteristics of special revelation? What is the relationship between special revelation and the composition of Scripture? Are prophecies and miracles for today?

We’re ecstatic to be joined this week by our esteemed guests Carl Trueman and Todd Pruitt of the Mortification of Spin podcast. This was one of the most fun episodes we’ve recorded to date and we hope it is entertaining, edifying, and informative for you, our listeners. We discuss Presbyterian Covenant Theology while sipping Courvoisier...

On this episode we continue with the “I” in the TULIP. Since man is dead in sin and is unwilling to come to salvation on his own God must draw people to Himself, but what is the means through which God calls people to Himself? Are people able to resist when God draws them? This...

Austin presents the doctrine of divine providence and shows how this doctrine is a great help to the people of God.

We will see the conflict between Jesus and the Pharisees continue to rise in chapter 2 as Pastor Jordan highlights the proverbial journey Jesus takes his listeners on.

In this episode of Grace and Peace Radio, we take a few minutes to explore the significance of the New Testament writers' use of “gospel.”

We continue our way through the gospel according to Mark as Pastor Jordan preaches from chapter 2 and answers the Pharisee’s question- Who eats with sinners?

Scott and Gage consider together the frequent mishandling of Philippians 4:13 and how to rightly handle God’s Word.

Luke, Kevin, and Nick discuss particular English Bible translations, which ones should be used and which should be avoided.

Tony and Jesse discuss how important it is to be truthful, even when it is impossibly difficult.

The guys embark on a discussion of a fascinating topic–the conscience. Where does it come from and why do we have it? How has the conscience been understood through history? What does the Bible tell us about the conscience, and how has modern philosophy twisted this? Works Cited: Bavinck, “Conscience,” Bavinck Review No 6 (available...

We’re thrilled to be joined this week by Dr. Samuel Renihan , author of “God without Passions,” “The Mystery of Christ, His Covenant, and His Kingdom,” and “From Shadow to Substance: The Federal Theology of the English Particular Baptists.” Eric is back with us and he tries to become best friends with Sam, Justin revels...

We are now at the center of the Calvanism teachings! Most believers when reading the term “Limited Atonement” already have a preconceived notion about what they think it means, but what does it really teach when we search the scriptures? Is atonement for all people or is it limited to certain people? What dangers follow...

In this week’s episode of Grace and Peace Radio we look at Isaiah’s offer to the Lord, and consider how it challenges us today.

In this episode, Kevin first discusses some translation issues with Galatians 3:13, then we continue in our study of Zechariah.

In this episode we discuss the five “Solas” of the Reformation.

Join this week as we kick off our new series “Hermeneutics 101”. Each week Scott and Gage will deal with a commonly misinterpreted passage or an area of Hermeneutics that you need to know about to help you read your Bible better.  In this episode, Scott and Gage tackle Jeremiah 29:11  Resource mentioned in the...

Austin introduces the Reformed doctrine of the means of grace and works through some ways in which this doctrine informs how we approach going to church. 

Luke, Kevin, and Nick record today on Bible translations, what are they, where do they come from, and why they are important.

Tony and Jesse discuss the error of believing that confessing our sins has some kind of spiritual power.

We continue our T.U.L.I.P. Series with Unconditional Election. If we’re totally depraved and are unable to choose Christ on our own then how are we saved? Is it our free will? Is it our works? This doctrine gives us hope knowing God really does love us even though we fail Him daily.  Song: T.U.L.I.P. by...