Daily Reformation

Much of the modern church seems to treat "theology" and "doctrine" almost as bad words. Why is the study of God important and how should it be carried out? Josh and Jason answer this in much detail on this episode.

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Soli Deo Gloria!

Jason and Stephen look at the "why" behind Calvinism, ultimately answering the question of why Reformed theology is worth defending.

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Soli Deo Gloria!

On this episode, Jason and Stephen go off script for a discussion on personal Bible study, the immutability of God, and much much more.

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Soli Deo Gloria!

Do you feel that you need to add to the work Christ has done in order for your relationship with God to be stable? Are you truly putting your hope in the Gospel of Christ, or you trusting in your own actions to vindicate you?

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Soli Deo Gloria!

On this standalone episode, Stephen and Jason discuss a framework for philosophical thought developed by Dr. Peter Jones, which simplifies ideas as being in one of two categories: "oneism" or "twoism". DRP's purpose in stung this is to better know the lies man tends to accept, and how we can more clearly proclaim the truth of the Gospel to a confused world.

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Soli Deo Gloria!

Does Calvinism kill evangelism? We’ve all heard this objection raised by many, and it's time to biblically address it.

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Soli Deo Gloria!

Please share this with your loved ones and friends! If you have just repented and believed the Gospel, first of all, praise God! The Bible tells us that if this has truly just occurred, it is ultimately God's work in you to transform your heart, desires, and life eternally! Coming to Christ is only the first step on your journey as a Christian. Jesus said, "Whoever wants to be my disciple must deny themselves and take up their cross and follow me." (Matthew 16:24) Taking up your cross and denying yourself are lifelong practices. It's not going to be easy, but He promises that He is with you always, and has given you His Holy Spirit to guide you, teach you, and sanctify you.

Here are some important NEXT STEPS: (1) Find a local Church that teaches from the Bible and glorifies God (2)Request to be baptized as a symbol of your new life in Christ (3) Get and read a copy of the Bible, we suggest starting in the book of John which explains Jesus' saving work, His mission, and who He is. In fact, if you're a new believer, just message us and WE'LL SEND YOU A FREE BIBLE at your request!

We'd also just love to hear from you so that we can rejoice with you and pray for you! You can email us at [email protected] or you can DM us on Instagram @dailyreformationpodcast

To God be the glory!

Is it possible to lose salvation? Rest assured, God will finish what He started in His elect. So no, it is not possible for one who possesses saving faith in Christ, to lose salvation. This episode on the doctrine of perseverance of the saints is the final episode in DRP's five-part TULIP series.

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Soli Deo Gloria!

Steven Furtick is one of the most popular faces in modern Christianity today, but is his teaching biblical?

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Soli Deo Gloria!

On this solo episode, Jason discusses the doctrine of irresistible grace, the Scriptural idea that the inward call of God by the Holy Spirit, is always effectual. God accomplishes all that He wills.

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Soli Deo Gloria!