In the finale of Catechized Season One we discuss the creation of man as the image bearer of God. We hope our elaboration of a familiar topic is helpful, clarifying, and entertaining. (leave a comment on Apple Podcasts to get Jon cookies // send questions for the show to [email protected])

The long anticipated (by the hosts) episode covering different views of the Genesis creation narrative has finally αrived. After discussing the Shorter Catechism's summary of God's work of creation we discuss competing views of Genesis 1 and the Bible's (and Catechism's) support of those views.

This week we discuss the connection between God's decree and his works. Our conversation is a collaboration with the Larger Catechism question 14 which allows us to dig a little bit deeper into some ideas that we hope will stimulate your mind and comfort your heart. Stay tuned to the end to see how you can help out Jon the Divine.

In episode eight we get real reformed! Our discussion of God's plan, or his decree, covers intellectual and emotional difficulties with God's sovereignty, misconceptions concerning sovereignty, and the goodness in knowing that God is indeed the author of past, present, and future.

This week we discuss the doctrine of the Trinity. Tune in to hear all about the ways the Bible reveals God to be triune and what exactly that means. We've also got some fun heresies and analogies for you so stick around to the end!

This week we take a look at the Shorter Catechism's fifth question and answer. Our discussion cover's the Bible's assertion of monotheism and distinction between and refutation of both polytheism and idolatry.

What is God? This week we talk about the answer to this question provided by the fourth question of the Westminster Shorter Catechism. In our discussion we look at God's nature, the unique relationship between God's nature and his attributes, and the blessing it is to know God as he has revealed himself.

Our discussion of the third question of the Westminster Shorter Catechism expands on the doctrine of the sufficiency of scripture. As we talk about what God has revealed in the Old and New Testaments we address loving God and obeying God as the two summative categories of scripture.

This week we discuss the Westminster Shorter Catechism Question 2. In light of the question we talk broadly about the relationship between tradition and scripture and the doctrine Sola Scriptura which flowed from the Reformation.

This week we jump into the Westminster Shorter Catechism with a discussion on the most (and maybe only) famous question and answer. We also challenge some thoughts from the guys at the Bible Project (whom we genuinely respect and appreciate).