Society of Reformed Podcasters

On this episode we do our first international interview! CHH artist Joshua Kriese. We talk about his testimony, how he started rapping, and the concepts behind some of his singles that bring some hard truths. We also talk about some doctrinal differences , his latest ep “Ad Fontes” and his experience winning the Cross Examine...

Andrew and Caleb return to WWG and open chapter 4 looking at the value of general revelation. How have general and revelation related to each other throughout redemptive history? What distinguishes the city of God from the city of man? What about the blessing and the curse? What hath Bavinck to do with Hegel? How...

SAP 50. Luke celebrates the one year anniversary of the Steady Anchor Podcast and our fiftieth episode! He also announces the winners to our giveaway around the 13-minute mark.

Scott and Gage unpack the often-heard phrase: No creed but Christ.

In this introduction episode, Austin walks through the history of the Jehovah’s Witness religion and begins to build a case to prove the stated thesis that despite their claim to Christianity, the Jehovah’s Witnesses are in fact not Christians. Understanding their history and doctrine will help us to be a better witness to the Jehovah...

Luke is joined by special guest Austin Reifel from Sippin’ on Theology to discuss the next part of the Apostles Creed on the Holy Catholic Church.

We introduce a new Pilgrim. Then we talk about the first petition of the Lord’s Prayer: “Hallowed be thy name.”

Tony and Jesse start to wind down Reformed Preaching by Dr. Joel Beeke with the penultimate chapter about how to preach the ultimate Savior.

In this episode, Kevin discusses a popular verse used to preach worldly prosperity. Jeremiah 29:11 is often understood that God wants to prosper His people and make them healthy, wealthy, and happy. Is that what this verse means?

This week we are replaying the Live Q&A Episode we recorded on May 1st, 2020 in our Distilling Theology Facebook Group. Enjoy the conversation as the guys respond to questions from the facebook group, do a group tasting of Knob Creek Small Batch Bourbon, and attempt to do a live version of their intro.

It is only proper after interviewing Curt Kennedy that we interview The Wolverine, Stract! We talk about his early beginnings how he came to the Lord, his art, owning a restaurant how got into the rap game, CHH, what’s behind the themes behind his albums, and what we can expect from his up and coming...

Caleb and Andrew launch a new series, Bavinck On: by taking a leisurely stroll through Bavinck’s doctrine of the church. What is the church? What are its marks? What does it mean that the church is “one,” “holy,” “catholic,” and “apostolic” as we confess in the Nicene Creed?

Luke continues the study through Habakkuk with his prayer in 3:1-16.

“God will never give you more than you can handle.” That’s the phrase that many well meaning Christians have uttered to one another. Is it true? Is it helpful? Is it Biblical? Listen as Pastors Scott Davis and Gage Jordan unpack this problematic phrase.

In this episode we respond to an episode of Christ the Center conducted by Reformed Forum on the topic of covenant theology.

In the beginning of this exposition through Mark’s gospel account, Pastor Jordan examines the forerunner sent to pave the way.

This episode is one of clarification and further explanation. Austin follows up on a question from episode 14, “did God die on the cross?”, and offers an answer that is more consistent with Christian orthodoxy. Tony Arsenal from the Reformed Brotherhood joins the show to offer a further explanation of the orthodox position and provide...

Luke spends the first ten minutes going over our anniversary giveaway and the new members of the Society of the Reformed Podcasters. The rest of the episode continues our series on the Apostles Creed on the Holy Spirit.

Tony and Jesse begin their final descent as they continue working through Reformed Preaching by Dr. Joel Beeke.

In this episode, Kevin covers a few big announcements! The rest of the episode deals with Matthew 7:1-5, which is often taken to mean that Christians should not pass moral judgements, or even acknowledge what they believe is morally right and wrong. Is that how we should understand this passage?

Marc, Caleb, and Andrew conclude chapter 3 of The Wonderful Works of God discussing the sensus divinitatus (man’s sense of the divine). Also, an important announcement from Marc.

Jim and Nick talk about COVID-19 shutdowns of churches. Can the government actually tell us whether or not we are allowed to sing indoors? Can the government tell us whether or not to meet? The guys talk about their own churches’ responses to the various shutdowns that have occurred. And also talk about wearing masks.

In this episode we discuss an info graphic published by the Smithsonian on racial issues.

Luke continues our series through the Apostles’ Creed on the second coming of Christ and the day of judgment.

Austin continues working through the doctrine of the Trinity by introducing a few ways in which error from the past is still very much present in today’s theological context. The teachings of Social Trinitarianism and the Eternal Functional Subordination of the Son are two ways the doctrine of the Trinity has been under fire as...