In this episode, we'll hear from R.C. Sproul, we'll discuss the 5 Solas of the Protestant Reformation, and that will lead right into our discussion of legalism, antinomianism, and Christian liberty.

With some help from Sinclair Ferguson, we'll see that legalism and antinomianism are not polar opposites, but actually spring from the same bitter root. John Owen will then counsel us so that we may more clearly see the love of God. Finally, we'll observe the goodness of God in his law, and the necessity of defending Christian liberty at all costs.

Also in this episode, we'll talk about the new studio name, we'll show off some great looking new 5 Solas art from The Reformed Sage, and we'll premier the new 5 Solas Studios introduction—complete with our own new theme music which was custom made for us by Christian Hip-Hop artist Chrys Jones.

May the triune God be pleased to use this episode for his glory and for our joy! Soli Deo Gloria!

In this episode, we’ll dive into the controversial subject of Christians and politics, and we will smash the sacred-secular divide that exits in the minds of far too many Christians. In doing so, we’ll discuss the even more controversial subject of Theonomy. I will argue for Theonomy, but I will not ground my argument in any particular eschatology or covenantal understanding of Scripture—even though both of those things matter. I will ground my argument for Theonomy in Presuppositional Apologetics, our distinctly Christian epistemology, and ultimately in the supremacy of Jesus Christ.

It should be a fun and thought provoking episode, which I pray will help serve the cause of Reformation throughout the dying and decaying Western culture.

For those of you who hear anything about the law and are immediately triggered and think, “Legalism!” I just want to say upfront that I absolutely detest legalism in all of its various forms. In fact, I think we’ll do our next upside on “Legalism, Antinomianism, and Christian Liberty.” We need a full enough picture of the Christian life that we can understand the proper place of law, gospel, and freedom in Christ. Hopefully, today’s episode on “The Supremacy of Christ Over Politics” will help to paint that picture.

I had been a stout Amillennialist for years, with no desire to ever even question, much less change, my eschatology. I was prepared to defend Amillennialism to my dying breath. So, what happened?

In this episode, we'll discuss what made me begin to question my own eschatology, and my long slow road to embracing Postmillennialism.

We'll also touch on Theonomy, and clear up some misconceptions about both Postmillennialism and Theonomy. Our hope is to present people with a clear, biblical, and well-balanced view of both subjects. We'll deal with issues such as suffering, God's judgment on nations, the separation of church and state, and more.

And what podcast on eschatology would be complete if we did not have some fun looking at what some of our favorite dead guys had to say about Postmillennialism?

At the end of the day, Postmillennialism is an eschatology of hope. Therefore, our greatest desire is that you would walk away from this episode encouraged and strengthened in your faith, with your eyes firmly fixed on Jesus Christ, who is Lord over all!

We hope you will tune in to this exciting episode!