Society of Reformed Podcasters

Scott and Gage continue The Unhelpful Christianese Series by getting into the phrase “I don’t need to go to church, I can just read my bible.” Where does this mindset come from? How is the current pandemic affecting this thought? Tune as we show how this is actually extremely harmful for the body of Christ. ...

Tony and Jesse tackle the difficult subject of the Christians and their relationship to the State. When to obey, and when to righteously disobey?

On this episode we are privileged to interview Hip Hop artist Curt Kennedy. He’s the Pastor at Solid Rock Church in Maryland, a rapper, and co host to the Cross Examine podcast. You could say his last 3 albums are the anthems to today’s culture but who is the man behind the mic? We get...

This week we are joined by our friend Austin Reifel from the Sippin’ on Theology podcast! We gather around, sip Ardbeg 10 year, and talk about the canon of Scripture. We had a blast recording with Austin and continued the conversation into overtime over on our Patreon! Be sure to check out Austin’s four-part series...

Luke continues our series through Habakkuk with the prophetic woes against the wickedness and idolatry of Babylon.

The guys talk about Bavinck’s use of Scripture and Biblical Theology, general revelation through history, and evidences for God.

In this episode, Kevin discusses one of the most popular out of context Bible verses. Philippians 4:13 is often used to back up the idea that a person can accomplish whatever his or her mind is set toward, because Christ is strengthening that person. Is that really what this verse means?

In this final episode of our series on the 1689 LBCF, we discuss ecclesiology and baptism with Jake Stone who is pastor of New Testament Baptist Church in Biloxi, Mississippi.

Scott and Gage continue The Unhelpful Christianese Series by getting into the phrase “Christianity is a relationship not a religion.” Is that true or false? Could it be both? Where does this line of thinking come from? Did Gage watch too much Hamilton this week?  Find out more here!  Bumper Music Is by Jake Haws....

Pastor Jordan concludes the exposition through the book of Jonah and deals with chapter 4 this Lord’s Day. 

Austin picks up the discussion on the doctrine of the Trinity by looking at each person, the eternal Father, the eternal Son, and the eternal Holy Spirit. Looking at the three drives us back to the one as we remember that God has revealed himself as one God in essence and three in person. These...

Luke and Kevin continue the Apostles’ Creed series with the clauses on Christ’s resurrection and ascension, discussing the implications for us as Christians.

Blake and Justin joined Scott and Gage on the Assurance of Pardon podcast in their ongoing series unpacking “unhelpful Christianese phrases.” We had a blast hanging out with them, sipping Kirk & Sweeney 12-year-old rum, and addressing the phrase: “Preach the Gospel at all times. When necessary, use words.” by St. Francis of Assissi.

Tony and Jesse are joined by a special guest as they discuss hermeneutics and prophecy.

Churros! As much as we love these, only these delicious treats should ever be twisted. Scripture is sacred. It is “Scripture Alone” that we hold, so let us not twist it for our benefit or gain or make it fit into our messages where it doesn’t fit. In this episode, we each bring a verse...

Continuing their discussion of the Doctrine of Scripture, the guys sip some Whistlepig “Piggyback” Six-year-old rye and talk about the use of translations of Scripture, the rule of interpretation of Scripture, and the authority of Scripture. Tomorrow, we’ll be airing a special bonus episode where we crossover with our friends at the Assurance of Pardon...

Philippians 2:5-11, also known as the Hymn of Christ, can be often misunderstood or intentionally taken out of the context of the rest of Scripture to mean some pretty crazy stuff. In this episode, Kevin tries to clarify how this passage has been misused and abused, as well as how it can be better understood. 

We apologize for the delayed release this week, but episode 30 is finally here! The guys sit down, sip Balvenie 17-year-old scotch whiskey and continue their discussion of the Doctrine of Scripture, diving into the content and authority of Scripture.

Luke continues the Apostle’s Creed series by discussing the controversial cause, “He descended into hell,” providing context and a number of possible interpretations.

Scott and Gage launch the theme for this season “Problematic Phrases” by addressing unhelpful cliches in today’s Evangelicalism and why we need to stop using them. This episode includes our friend Blake and Justin from the podcast Distilling Theology. Cheers and Enjoy! Bumper Music Is by Jake Haws. Check out his podcast, Making Music with...

This week begins with some exciting announcements, including details about our first-ever giveaway! Austin then introduces the doctrine of the Trinity by providing a bit of the historical context in which the doctrine was first articulated and then works through a few essential statements the church has confessed throughout the ages about our Triune Lord....

Pastor Jordan continues to preach through the book of Jonah and considers the doctrine of repentance in-depth. 

Tony and Jesse talk about regeneration, and how God saves through it.

Luke and Kevin continue our series through Habakkuk, focusing on the themes of God’s goodness and His justice.

We bring this long conversation home in part 3 with our bro’s and sis from For Christ y Cultura! We’ve heard during this conversation to “Just preach the Gospel” pero que es eso? What does actually entail? Is the Gospel just words that come from our mouth? Or does it actually call us to do...