WE'RE BACK! As expected... and we're discussing the 18th question of the Shorter Catechism. This question and answer have allowed us to expand on three main doctrines regarding a biblical understanding of sin - Imputed Guilt, Original Sin, and Total Depravity. We also get to here Jon pronounce 'deprivity' in an indefensible way - check it out.

The 17th question of the Catechism takes us to a discussion on the consequences of sin. Listen in on our discussion of the two-fold way we understand these consequences in a way that challenges us to long for justice and show great compassion.

Ever wondered why Adam's sin ruined all of humanity? WSC 16 addresses why Adam's fall plunged mankind and all of creation into sin and our discussion this week seeks to explain how that works.

Join us for a discussion of Genesis 3 and the narrative of the Fall! This week we cover the story of sin's entrance into the world along with some (non-heretical) biblical/theological speculations about that event. Enjoy!

This week we look at and discuss a biblical definition of sin. Our conversation covers the nature and reality of God's law as well as some reflection on historic confessions of sin.

This week we discuss the 13th question of the catechism and introduce a mini series working through questions on the Doctrine of Sin. Today we briefly focus on refuting accusations that God is the author of sin.

This week we discuss covenant theology. Question 12 of the Shorter Catechism addresses God's dealings with Adam -- we use this as an opportunity to talk about how God's relationship with Adam was covenantal in nature. This episode is a lot of fun BUT more importantly covers a topic that is lesser known and also fundamental to the biblical understanding of redemption.

WE'RE BACK! Back to the Westminster Shorter Catechism with a discussion of Question 12. This week we dig in to God's providence and how it ought to be comforting to know that God is guiding all of his creatures and their actions.

Inspired by recent events and discussions of articles AND a request that came to us on Instagram we are discussing the doctrine of Impassibility. This often forgotten attribute of God has a lot of encouragement and comfort to offer those who understand it - we hope this episode helps all who listen to that end.

Our first 'Footnotes and Proof-Texts' episode covers a basic summary of Reformed Theology. In this sub-series we answer important and relevant but slightly off topic questions. Tune in to learn a little bit about some of the main identifiers of Reformed Theology.